Two a-frame tractors are being built right now at the farmstead. The first is for our chickens. What do you think the second tractor will be used for?

Oona really likes seeing her mug on a mug! We haven't tried fitting her into the t-shirt with her picture on it yet...

The Icees are being friendlied up to interact with visitors to Bákurholt Bær. Learning to be lead on halter is a big step in this process. Our good friends at Honey Creek Farms had already started this process and both girls are doing great!

Not sure if ya'll noticed, but we finally got our wildly popular wool leg wraps into the online store. They are super high quality wool that stays in place, and are finished with historical silver and brass pins. Many color choices, but quantities are limited. https://www.klanrunda.com/product-page/wool-viking-leg-wraps-winnagas

We told you that members would get to learn about new products before the public.... these will be introduced shortly, but we wanted to give you all a sneak peak. What are they? Well we call them Viking Tupperware! Inspired from an item found at Oseburg, these little containers can hold whatever you want. Leftovers, jewelry, writing instruments, you decide. The boxes pictured are yet unfinished and lack the leather cord that will keep the top connected to the base. There will be three of these done in Mahogany (pictured) initially available with more in other wood species to follow in time. (To be honest, these three may be the only ones in Mahogany as Yarema really doesn't like the dust that carving this wood species creates. So get one while you can!) True to our word, our members community will be able to order theirs before anyone else. And remember…

We have already done a lot on the farm, but we are super excited for the firsts MAJOR construction project at Bákurholt Bær! We have finished clearing, and will hopefully start excavation of the site where we will be building Klan Rúnda's new workshop! The workshop will be Scandinavian timber frame built and will, of course, be adorned with plenty of carving. Another interesting feature will be the Oak shake roofing taken from several trees downed by hurricane Helene. We'll probably even have a shake-making day on site for anyone who'd like to help! We'll keep you posted.