Languages of Linnunrata

Written and published by Linden Alexander Pentecost, published on the 28th of February 2026. This article/blog post is unrelated to, and separate from any and all of my other publications. No AI was used. This article was published in the UK, and I the author am from the UK and live in the UK. This article was only published on this website in front of you, which is not my only website. This article contains a total of 1378 words and 6 photos, the photos, like the rest of the article, have not been published until being in this article. I, the author, also took the photos for this article, and the photos, and the texts in italics above each photo, contain information not in the main text. Tomorrow I will be publishing an unrelated article about the Brennholtet Petroglyph in Narvik, Norway, which will be published on a different website to the website that this article/blog post on this page is published on here. 

This article/blog post was written and published by Linden Alexander Pentecost, and was published on the 26th of February 2026, after an unrelated blog post was also published on this website a little earlier today. The two photos in this article were also taken by myself, the author, and were taken back in 2017. This article is unrelated to and separate from any and all of my other publications. The photos have also not been published before, and are also important. The photo descriptions in italics above the two photos also contain important information not in the main text. The main text also continues after the two photos and their descriptions.

This article/blog post was written and published by Linden Alexander Pentecost, and was published only on the 26th of February 2026. This article is unrelated to and separate from any and all of my other publications. No AI was used in this nor in any of my publications. This article was published only on this UK website, and I, the author am from the UK and live in the UK. The photo descriptions in italics contain important information not in the main text. The photos, like the rest of the article, have also never been published before, and the photos in this article (three in total) were also taken by myself, the author. This article contains a total of 2095 words. Note that there are other sites like this which are shaped in certain ways in other parts of the Morecambe Bay area, including at Heysham, which I have discussed elsewhere. Note that I have also discussed many other, separate aspects to these topics, in many other recent publications, and in many older publications. Note that two of the four stones discussed in this article are located at the same site, and that I discuss one more than the other, because I understand the appearance of one of them more, along with the two other stones at other sites, four in total.

Written and published by Linden Alexander Pentecost, published on the 25th of February 2026. This publication is unrelated to any of my other publications and no AI was used. This article/blog post was published in the UK and the author is also from the UK and lives in the UK. The photos in this article were also taken by myself, the author. The descriptions in Italics and the photos themselves contain important information not in the main text. Note that I have still not published my article on a different website about the Brennholtet petroglyphs, which will be published later this week on my brand new website (not the website you are currently on). This article/blog post contains a total of 2002 words and 13 photos, which, like the written content of this article, have also not been published before.

This article/blog post was written and published by Linden Alexander Pentecost on the 24th of February 2026. This publication is unrelated to and separate from any and all of my other publications, and contains different content from them. The four photos in this article have also not been published beore. The photos in this article/blog post were also taken by myself the author, Linden Alexander Pentecost. No AI was used in this publication nor in any of my writings. The photos, and the photo descriptions above the photos, are also important alongside the main text, with the photo descriptions in italics containing information not in the main text, and the photos themselves are of course important too. This article/blog post contains a total of 2151 words. 

Written and published by Linden Alexander Pentecost, published on the 21st of February 2026. The photos were also taken by myself, the author. This publication is unrelated to and separate from any and all of my other publications, the written content and the photos having never been published before. This article was published only on this UK website and was published in the UK, the author is also from the UK and I also live in the UK. No AI was used in this publication nor in any of my written works. This article/blog post contains 5 photos, which are important and relevant to the text, also the photo descriptions in italics above the photos contain other information not in the main text. This article/blog post contains a total of 1775 words. I have published many things recently, including yesterday on this website and others.

Written and published by Linden Alexander Pentecost, published on the 20th of February 2026, note that I have already published another unrelated blog post on this website today (the website you are currently on), and may publish an unrelated article later today on one of my other websites. This article in front of you is unrelated to and separate from any and all of my other publications, as are all my publications, and this includes this article or blog post on this page having different content, and different images from other publications in which I have discussed a little on Hen Blas. This article/blog post also contains 4 photos, the last of which was taken by me, the author, the other three of which were taken by a friend using my camera so that I could stand upon different areas of the dolmen to show its scale and structure, my friend also gave me permission to include the photos he took in this blog post, and they were also taken on my camera. This article/blog post is published only on this UK-based website, and the author is also from the UK and lives in the UK. No AI was used in this nor in any of my writings. This blog post/article contains a total of 1894 words.The photo descriptions in italics above the four photos also contain a lot of information not in the main text, and are important, as are the photos themselves. There is a small paragraph after the last photo. Some of the topics discussed in the other blog post I published on this website today are also touched upon with other unique information only in this blog post/article on this page. Yesterday I also published an unrelated article on a brand new website.

Written and published by Linden Alexander Pentecost and published on the 20th of February 2026. This article/blog post is not the same as, and contains different written content and photos from that which I have discussed in any other publication, including others which discuss other aspects to the Pike O' Stickle and its "axe factory". This article was published only on this UK website, this article/blog post was published in the UK, and I the author am from the UK and live in the UK. The six photos in this article were also taken by myself the author, two of them show different parts of the rockface with the possible carvings, the other four photos show other parts of this site and of its general area, which, like the content of this article, containing lots of very new information, have not been published before. Note that I have been publishing a lot lately, including on this website, other websites and some PDF books, and that yesterday I also published my first article on a brand new website (not the website you are currently on nor any of my other websites, all of which have different content to each other). I may also publish other, unrelated blog posts on this day (the 20th of February 2026) on this website and may also publish something else on this date on a different website too, all these publications being unrelated to each other. This article/blog post on this page in front of you contains a total of 3158 words (making it quite long, but not nearly as long as the article I published yesterday for instance) and 6 photos, the photo descriptions in Italics also contain important information not in the main text, and the photos themselves are also important in addition to their associated Italic texts and to the main parts of the text. Many topics are covered in this blog post which connect to the Cave on Pike O' Stickle, to its mythology, to etymologies, to wider mythology, thunderstones, thundergods, and things also related to the possible carvings at this site and to other carvings, and to many other topics. Note that this publication on this page is also unrelated to for example another recent article on another website about Grimes Graves Flint Mine in Yorkshire, where I discuss some topics that link in with, but are separate and different from, those of the article in front of you. Note that in my article published yesterday on the brand new website I also talk about symbolic written language symbols but in an entirely different context and with other information.

Written and published by Linden Alexander Pentecost, photo also taken by Linden Alexander Pentecost published on the 18th of February 2026. This blog post or article is an overview with some new information regarding topics I have discussed in much more specific details elsewhere, nevertheless this publication contains unique information not found elsewhere. Published in the UK, and I the author am from the UK and live in the UK. No AI is used in any of my writings including in this. The photo in this article has also not been published before. This article or blog post contains a total of 1920 words. The main article begins beneath the photo description and following photo below, the photo was also taken by myself the author back in 2008 and has not been published in a written work before. The photo description also contains information not in the main text. Note added on the 19th of February 2026: later this day I will also be publishing another article, which will be my first publication on a different new website, which will be about Northern Sámi language, and a new introduction to this language, the new website is titled: https://www.kielimatka-2-11.co.uk/ . The website you are currently on is: www.languages-of-linnunrata.co.uk . The new article on the new website will be unrelated to any previous publications concerning Northern Sámi. The aforementioned new publication will be unrelated to the first article every published on this website, www.languages-of-linnunrata.co.uk , although the first article on this website you are currently on also relates to different aspects of language in Northern Scandinavia and to Narvik, which is also mentioned in the article being published later today. Note that this website you are currently on is also not that old. 

Written and published by Linden Alexander Pentecost. This article or blog post is unrelated to any and all of my other publications. This blog post/article was published on the 13th of February 2026. This post was published in the UK and only on this UK website, even though some of the things in this publication are mentioned in a different way in my other publications, The author is also from the UK and lives in the UK. No AI was used in this publication. The three photos in this publication showing the fish traps and surroudings were also taken by myself the author. The photos have not been published before and are important, as are the photo descriptions above each photo which contain information not in the main text. This article/blog post contains 1668 words. Note that the sea is dangerous, and although the photos in this article show it as calm, it is very easy to get cut off by the tide in this location, and is very often not so calm weather. When the weather is even slightly rougher it is very easy to get cut off by the tide there, so take great care if visiting this coastline. Kokoarrah cannot be walked to at low tide either. 

This article/blog post was written and published by Linden Alexander Pentecost, and was published on the 11th of February 2026, after having already published three other unrelated blog posts on this website earlier today. Like all my other publications, this blog post was published in the UK, and only on this UK website www.languages-of-linnunrata.co.uk  (which is not the only website I own and use, I have several others). I the author am also from the UK and live in the UK. No AI was used in this publication nor in any of my written works. This blog post/article is unrelated to any and all of my other publications. The three photos showing different parts of Báddosdievvá included in this article were also taken by the author, and are important, as are the photo descriptions above each photo, which contain information not in the main text. This article or blog post contains a total of 2199 words. The photos have also not been published before. Note that in other publications including on this website I have discussed other aspects to this area, including on the Meänkieli and Lannankieli languages, Lannankieli as well as Northern Sámi was historically spoken around Lake Torneträsk, although I do not know how the Lantalaiset may have viewed or named Báddosdievvá, they nevertheless also likely viewed it as a sacred place. The mention of the whirlwind in this blog post could perhaps be connected to the Sámi god Bieggolmai, I have discussed the Inari Sámi name and Finnish names for this god elsewhere, including on this website in other blog posts.

Written and published by Linden Alexander Pentecost. The photos were also taken by Linden Alexander Pentecost. This article or blog post was published early on the 11th of February 2026, and is the third blog post I have published on this site already this morning. I will probably publish no more blog posts today, I am not sure though. Like my other publications this article was published in the UK and is unrelated to my other publications, and no AI was used. This article contains 3 photos, which, along with the photo descriptions in Italics, are also important alongside the much longer main text. This article or blog post contains a total of 1086 words.