Pictures from today’s Old English Wæter-hord at Somerset House, a Midsummer Water Day event.

Old English magnetic poetry: fantwæter nicor lagufæðme lagu baptismal water – water monster (hippo?) – watery embrace – WATER!

Wordhorders tweeted their favourite Old English water words throughout the day.

A more extensive Old English water poem with a German title

Inventive Old English: mere-cwen for ‘sea-queen’. Also a shark and an electric eel.

Vicky and Fran reading some Orosius

Carl and Zach reading about the Flood in Old English

James sharing the Old English poem ‘The Whale’ — see blog post on fastitocalon

Jellyfish enjoying listening to Old English poetry!

Fill in the blank in the manuscript with Old English Exodus…Moses parts the Red Sea!
