Showing posts with label 2010 SMUHA. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 2010 SMUHA. Show all posts

Monday, March 15, 2010

Last of the SMUHA Galley

This is all thats left of the SMUHA Galley at the St. Ninians Tombolo after the excellent procession and burning on Friday evening.






















































There was also little sign that anything had actually taken place on the Tombolo - apart from a few tracks.

Sunday, March 14, 2010

South Mainland Up Helly Aa (SMUHA) - Pictures

Pictures of the evening events from the 2010 SMUHA.





















































































Saturday, March 13, 2010

2010 SMUHA - South Mainland Up Helly Aa - Pictures

Here's some pictures of the first South Mainland Up Helly Aa (SMUHA).

The dragon bill picture at the Bigton Shop.















The bill at the Bigton Shop.





















Jarl Squad arriving at Sandwick School.










































Jarl Squad in Sandwick School Hall.





















































































































Guizer Jarl, David Smith - Aleksandur Leifsson of Vinland.
The Galley - Skíđblađnir. The design of the galley head was based on the well-known dragonhead stone carving found at Jarlshof. A floating ship with a double skin to ensure it does not burn down too quickly. 




















































Galley shields created by Dunrossness school children using Lerwick Junior Up Helly Aa designs. Left: Axes. Right: Sol the sun.

















Galley shields created by Dunrossness school children using Lerwick Junior Up Helly Aa designs. Left: Sleipner the eight legged horse. Designed by Jim Kerr. Right: Fleur de lis.

















Galley shields created by the Jarl and his wife Janet. Left: Viking compass rose. Right: Heart of Midlothian FC design.
















Galley shields created by the Jarl and his wife Janet. Left: Jarl's shield design. Right: Shetland and the sword.