In Zoega or where ever - it mentions the "Hough"
tendon, which seemed to imply to yours truly that hey were strung up upside down
in a humiliating way, treated like oxen/pigs for the slaughter, they do so hang
up animals that way,
As for the "í
örskotshelgi I saw that as - sort of nearish and the rocky
mound suggested that it would be a kind of vantage point, where-from they could
observe and point to one another the different parts of the Farmstead, there are
some rocks hard to shift and perhaps they knew of one such.
In my effort I made mention of the blood running
into their eyes due to the force of gravity well the strain of this
treatment - being hung upsy down would make the blood run that way and
make their eyes water too, I must be heartless for I ended up thinking "oh
what a gay day"
Kveðja Allir
Patricia
Never mind the Rock - try to shift a tree - that is
bad enough - the whole world is holding onto the
roots