This is told and done so beautifully. Your makeup is elegant as well.

Thank you 🙏🏼 I’m from Lincolnshire in England… part of what was “DANELAW” in England at one time. To this day in the small town of Gainsborough we go to see the tidal bore at spring, it pushes the water from the ocean up river and changes the flow direction of the river. We have a special name for this locally: The AEGIR !!!m

Anna Thank you again. I really enjoy your channel and listen while sculpting and painting, hence rarely get time for more than a short comment. I could listen all day. I wish you well

@AnnaBridgland

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you, I'm glad to hear it!!

These stories are as deep and fascinating as the ocean itself Anna ! I read some of these as a child - you tell them so beautifully! BTW Love the accents of your eye Makeup ! Thanks so much

@AnnaBridgland

2 жыл бұрын

Yes they certainly are, and thank you!!

i love how you speak those ancient words, with correct pronunciation! That's wonderful.

She sees anything that falls into her waters as a gift or offering!

I really loved all the information you provided and you have a very natural cadence to your voice for story telling! Thanks so much!! 💙🫧

@AnnaBridgland

Жыл бұрын

Thank you!!

@Anna Bridgland - Folklore, Mythology & Fairy Tales >>> FWIW: It is probably coincidence, but I wonder if the *_'nine_*_ daughhters'_ thing was a partial inspiration for the nine-member _"Minbari Grey Council"_ from J. Michael Straczinski's science fiction TV show, *BABYLON 5.*

Didn’t Ægir also have a son named Snær the personification of snow?

The idea of being swept up in Rán's net is pretty scary, ngl

@AnnaBridgland

2 жыл бұрын

Just another thing to add to the list of ocean-related fears 😅

I miss her old voice, she sounds so different.

@AnnaBridgland

2 жыл бұрын

My accent has changed a lot since living outside of Australia for so long! I also have different recording equipment which makes a big difference :)