Yeah, that's that's fun. I do like to go and visit little places when I can. I've been kind of trying to visit a bunch of, not just burial

size but fines and, oh there's so many cross stone you know like cross shafts and the hog

backstones yeah so I went to see the hogbacks and there's a bunch of just just in general just I think there's a ton of cross shafts and

some like entire crosses that are still there like a bunch in and around Yorkshire and I went up to see the Loki stone.

I can't I actually can't say familiar with that.

The lucky it, it's the

local or bound devil stone is up on the border of Cumbria and I think it could be

Loki but they don't know if it really is.

But it's from, I think, the ninth century, it's early.

But they're not kind of sure what it is but it does look like a devil bound.

Yeah, yeah. I just googled it. But I had a girl on here who specialises in all lucky saga material and she was saying that there's very little to even suggest people knew of lucky during the Viking Age.

She was like, there's hardly anything at all.

Well, oh, nothing.

There's, there's like these two stones, I think there's that one and one in

oh it's gone out of the head to my head the the island in Sweden where everything

gotland yeah so I think there's one there the island in Sweden where everything. Gotland.

Yeah.

So I think there's one there that might have located on,

but other than that, there's no place names

as pretty much nothing.

She was like, yeah, maybe he didn't exist.

Which I love supply that.

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