From bog ore to iron rivets
We have a guest blogger on the Gislinge blog today. Archaeologist and iron smelter, Mads Jylov, will be at the…
Rivets and rowes
The iron nails, or rivets, for the Gislinge Boat are all hand made. The nails are essential for the clinkerbuildt…
The frequently asked questions ... FAQ
'Well begun is half done' they say. In other words; a good preparation is the foundation of a good result – That,…
Porridge near Rørvig
The night cruise went well and at 0820 the Sea Stallion has Rørvig in sight. Before starting to row into the…
Cleaning and washing
The Sea Stallion is now in Rørvig and the crew will spend the day washing the ship and cleaning the equipment.…
A truly fantastic day
The Sea Stallion had a fantastic day with lots of wind and waves, an enthusiastic crew, a visiting kestrel atop the…
Okay then - Donsö it is
The Sea Stallion had planned to go to Anholt, but winds and currents had other plans. So the ship in stead went…
Yesterday we had an encounter with Helge Ask
The Sea Stallion is not the only Viking ship from the museum on expedition these weeks. Also the warship Helge Ask…
Anholt - here we come!
"Starboard, ready, row." The Sea Stallion is heading for the island of Anholt, not north. Anholt, prepare ye: The…