Great stuff here and fascinating
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Ciscography 
Thanks for that ~ Zoolon aka George
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I think most UK tests come back with a high percentage of ‘Viking’. Considering how long they inhabited the eastern half of England, that’s no great surprise. 🙂
So, you’re Mike’s son? Family blogging…
Thanks for following my blog, which is much appreciated.
Best wishes, Pete.
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No worries. Yes you’re right, considering the number of towns and villages with by and Thorpe name endings in the old danelaw… there must be a fair of that blood spread around, so to speak. Thank you
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Near where I live, we have Horningtoft, Toftwood, Hindolveston, and many more. Good old Viking names, in Norfolk! 🙂
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Excellent. Lovely county Norfolk, one of my favourite places.
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