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Jorvic Viking Expedition

We caught the bus in and headed to the Jorvic Viking Expedition. Vikings had ruled York from 866 AD to 954 AD . The English briefly took control from 927 AD to 939 AD, but the last Viking King, Eric Bloodaxe was expelled in 954 AD and the town became a part of the new kingdom of England.

Eric Bloodaxe, what a sweet name. Maybe I should change my name to Geoff Murder Bow or something..

The Viking Expedition cost £7 ($18). I actually got in for cheaper because the guy realised I was young and I was with Christoph. Probably thought that I was a single parent or something haha. Dom didn't want to spend the money so he went off and did a few things in town.
Whilst there was some badass swords, helmets and funny stuff, it wasn't £7 worth of badass.
Bit of a disappointment but meh.

Street Performer

After the expedition, we headed towards the Minster, which is a massive cathederal. On the way there, there was a street performer who had a large crowd surrounding him. He picked out a guy from the crowd to help him. I laughed

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I find it really funny that you have a blog, im pretty much just sitting here just cracking up. You havent said if youre having a good time or not. Do you love it? Hate it? Glad to be gone? Oh, im glad i know how much your food costs! Youre the man!

You the bomb Geoff. Love the write ups - so descriptive and funny. Looking forward to ur next write up dude.

The viking place looks amazing!

I find it really funny that you have a blog, im pretty much just sitting here just cracking up. You havent said if youre having a good time or not. Do you love it? Hate it? Glad to be gone? Oh, im glad i know how much your food costs! Youre the man!

You the bomb Geoff. Love the write ups - so descriptive and funny. Looking forward to ur next write up dude.

The viking place looks amazing!