Written & published by Linden Alexander Pentecost, published on the 25th of October 2026. This publication is unrelated to and separate from any and all of my other publications. No AI was used in this publication, and this publication contains a total of 1508 words. I, the author, also created and photographed the previously unpublished Hannunvaakuna symbol art included in this blog post.

Written & published by Linden Alexander Pentecost on the 18th of October 2026, this blog post is unrelated to and separate from any and all of my publications, including those unrelated others (including recently) wherein I have discussed other aspects to the topics discussed here. This blog post was published in the UK and no AI was used, this blog post contains 1309 words. I also created the art included in this blog post/article. Note I have also discussed Dr Who in other ways in unrelated, separate blog posts, here and elsewhere.

Written and published by Linden Alexander Pentecost, on the 15th of October 2026. This blog post/publication is unrelated to and separate from any and all of my other publications, and no AI was used in this publication, and it was published in the UK. Note that: Northern Sámi is an indigenous language from Northern Europe. In terms of my publications on this website only, you can read a more basic introduction to Northern Sámi in my article on this website, titled: On three languages of Troms: Tromsødialekt, N. Sámi & Kven, publ. 30/07/2026, whilst one of my more thorough works on introducing Northern Sámi and certain aspects of it is published on my kielimatka-2-11 website, and is titled: DS1: A new introduction to Northern Sámi; and connected topics, published on the 19/02/20; and I have published much more about Northern Sámi and other things on Lannankieli elsewhere. I have written very very extensively about Finnish elsewhere, too. This article/blog post (on this page) contains a total of 1005 words, and one photo with photo description above, I also took this photo myself. 

Written and published by Linden Alexander Pentecost, and published on the 9th of September 2026. This article/blog post is unrelated to and separate from any and all of my other publications; it was published in the UK, and no AI was used in this publication nor in any of my writings. The photo in this article/blog post was also taken some years ago, by myself the author. This article/blog post contains a total of 1963 words. 

Written and published by Linden Alexander Pentecost, and published on the 28th of August 2026, after another unrelated blog post (but also covering some topics that connect to this post) was published earlier today. This blog post on this page is unrelated to and separate from any and all of my other publications; it was published in the UK on this UK website, and I am from and live in the UK. No AI was used in this nor in any of my written works. I also took the photo included in this blog post. This blog post contains a total of 1569 words. Note that a few things in this article about Draugs I have also discussed elsewhere in other contexts and in other descriptive forms.

This blog post contains four sections, 2685 words, and one photo. This blog post was written and published by Linden Alexander Pentecost, no AI was used. I, the author, also took the photo. The topics in this article are interconnected profoundly, even if this may not be obvious from the titles of the four sections alone. This article/blog post is unrelated to and separate from any and all of my other publications. This post was published on the 28th of August 2026, pretty early in the morning UK time. This post was published in the UK and I the author am from the UK & live in the UK. Note that this blog post contains some sensitive topics, so discretion is advised. 

Written and published by Linden Alexander Pentecost, published on the 25th of August 2026 and published early in the morning on this day. The photo in this article was also taken by myself, the author, when in Iceland some years ago. This article is unrelated to and separate from any and all of my other publications. Note also that the blog post published before this one on the blog on this particular website, is about other aspects of Iceland's traditions, language, and related topics. No AI was used in this article/blog post on this page, nor in any of my writings, this blog post and my other work is published in the UK, as I am from the UK and live in the UK, the websites I run are also UK based, as is everywhere I publish apart from for initial Silly Linguistics publications. This article/blog post on this page contains 1286 words:)

Written & published by Linden Alexander Pentecost, published on the 21st of August 2026, the photo in this article was also taken by me. This article/blog post is unrelated to any and all of my other publications, and no AI was used, and it was published in the UK. This blog post discusses initially Nordic languages in a general way and then moves onto Iceland specifically, future blog posts on this website will discuss other aspects of this picture. This blog post contains 2219 words.

Written & published by Linden Alexander Pentecost on the 28th of July 2026, this blog post/article is unrelated to and separate from any and all of my publications. No AI was used in this publication, and this publication was published in the UK. I, the author created the artwork included in this blog post, which has not been published before and is unrelated to my art of an agdy which is published in an unrelated article elsewhere. This blog post contains 785 words.

Written and published by Linden Alexander Pentecost on the 20th of July 2026. This article/blog post is unrelated to and separate from any and all of my publications, even if some of the things I discuss here about my experiences with Ilmarinen, I have discussed in a different way and in different contexts elsewhere; this publication on this page is nevertheless completely unique and contains much information I have not discussed elsewhere. No AI was used and this article was published in the UK. The photo was also taken by me, the author. This blog post contains 925 words.