Category: OR Events
Odinic Rite UK Summer Folk Camp 2008
By Asrad CG
The beautiful Derbyshire Peak district was once again the setting for this year’s UK Folk Camp. The area has an abundance of wonderful sites and its magical pull cannot be ignored, so once again the Rite returned to Birchover just below Stanton Moor for our fifth folk camp. Continue reading
Odinic Rite Vinland Folk Camp 2257
By Kathy Metzger AOR
What can I say….another ORV Moot in the pages of OR history.
It started as any other Moot, Donar’s Hearth members running ragged getting all the preparations in place, finishing our shirts, booklets, food prep, etc… I mark the beginning of Moot at the Portland Airport at 2:30 am picking up our OR Brother Andy from Ontario, Canada. It is was awesome to meet him and honored he made such a long trip to attend Moot! Continue reading
Odinic Rite UK Folk Camp 2257
Report by Asrad CG
Over the first four days of Fallow members of the OR gathered at Birchover in the beautiful Derbyshire Peak district of England for the OR Folk Camp.
We returned once more to this beautiful area with its many interesting sites and rolling countryside. Few places can offer such a wealth of ancient history within such a relatively small area. Continue reading
The Great Moot 2256
Report by Asrad CG
On Saturday the 4th Fogmoon 2256 members and friends of the Odinic Rite gathered in London for the Great Moot. Once again we were blessed with a very good turn out with members travelling from across Midgard to be with us. It is heart warming to see the effort that many of our members make to be with us at this very special occasion. Continue reading
OR Vinland Moot 2256
Report by Kathy AOR
First published in ORB 203, Autumn 2006
The ORV Moot started for Donar’s Hearth OR early in the week with the visit from Hengest OR. It has been two years since the last time I had …
UK Folk Camp 2256
The 3rd UK Odinic Rite folk camp was held at Uffington in Oxfordshire. The campsite itself was just below White Horse Hill with its famous chalk carving of a horse. (more about that later) White Horse Hill, Dragon Hill and Uffington castle were literally 10 minutes walk from the campsite. Continue reading
