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![]() Saturday, August 12, 2003: Time for the annual Crow Wing Viking Festival in Brainerd. ![]() |
About 1000 peopls showed up for the
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It was living like a Viking for a day. |
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They gathering around a camp fire. What's for lunch? |
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Stories were told about the old days. |
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Then the signal came. It was time to gather around the
battlefield. |
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The winner prevailed over the dead on the field. |
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Young and old alike were amazed at the horsemanship. |
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Minnesota author William C. Carpenter read from his epic poem
about the 878 AD struggle between West Saxons in England and the invading Danish Vikings. |
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Guys grow beards at a young age nowadays. |
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A girl and her horse. |
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Then, another battle started! |
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The victors walked off the field.
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Vikings lived to have another festival next year.
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