Languages of Linnunrata

Written and published by Linden Alexander Pentecost, published on the 14th of January 2026, with important updates made to this article on the 15th of January 2026. This article/blog post is unrelated to any and all of my other publications, and contains different content from them. No AI was used in this article, nor in any of my written works. This article was only published on this website www.languages-of-linnunrata.co.uk (this is not my only website), and this article was published in the UK, the author is also from the UK and lives in the UK. This article contains 5 photos, all taken by myself, Linden Alexander Pentecost, 1 of the photos showing a part of Hell Gill, two showing different angles of the Devil's Bridge in Hell Gill taken from below, one showing me dipping my feet in the waters of Hell Gill, and another showing part of the possible stone alignment complex on Helsfell near Kendal. This article discusses both Hell Gill and Helsfell, and moves between the two subjects, and related etymological, archaeological and spiritual discussions about the names and history, archaeology and mythology, and potential theories about them - including details on a possible newly found stone alignment complex on Helsfell, with GPS coordinates given for various sections of it. The descriptions above the photos contain important information not in the main text. This blog post/article contains a total of 2649 words.The photos in this article/blog post have never been published before. Some important notes and dedications are at the end of the blog post/article. Like in my other publications, the photos in this article are very important and relevant to the topics in the photo descriptions and general text, which makes even more sense when one can see the places I am speaking about.

Written and published by Linden Alexander Pentecost, published on the 12th of January 2026 and only published on this website, as are all publications on this website. No AI was used in this article nor in any of my publications. This article is unrelated to and separate from any and all of my other publications. I, the author, am from the UK and am a UK resident, and this article was published in the UK. The three photos in this article were also taken by myself, the author, and have not been published before. There are details in the Silly Linguistics article I wrote I mention the Oitti pyramid, and there are details in that other article which are not in this article or blog post. The aforementioned Silly Linguistics article is unrelated to and separate from this blog page or article in front of you, which does itself contain a lot of details not in the Silly Linguistics article, and the two publications are generally completely separate. This publication also contains photos not in the Silly Linguistics article in question. This article in front of you, on this web page (not the aforementioned Silly Linguistics article) contains a total of 1317 words. 

This article/blog post was written and published by Linden Alexander Pentecost, and was published on the 11th of January 2026, being published very early in the day on the 11th of January 2026, and only on this website www.languages-of-linnunrata.co.uk . This article or blog post was published in the UK and on this UK-based website. No AI was used in this article nor in any of my publications. This article is unrelated to and separate from any and all of my other publications. The author is from the UK and a UK-resident. This article contains a total of 3386 words. This article contains 3 photos taken by myself the author, also showing landscapes and parts of the possible new archaeological site at Halton Gill (not the actual Giant's Graves).All three photos are important for showing different aspects of the new site and its location. I hope to head back to Halton Gill in the near future and successfully visit the actual Halton Gill Giant's Graves, after which I will write an new blog post about this site, with more information, which will be unrelated to and separate from this first blog post published on this page you are currently on, about certain aspects to this site, the possible new site, and related topics. Note I have published many things recently, including other, unrelated things about giants and other, different archaeological sites. Note that I have briefly made other references to this site elsewhere, but this article in front of you, and the next about this site, discuss entirely new aspects, as well as personal experiences connected to this site, a dream possibly connected to the giants of Yorkshire and to the Nuckelavee, and other feelings about giants on the mountains of North Yorkshire, and other personal experiences in Yorkshire and its magic, including about meeting someone and falling asleep on a chair, and other things. I have discussed more on Yorkshire giants and giants elsewhere in other publications, with only specific, newly discovered aspects discussed in this article, although I have briefly talked about the Halton Gill Giant's Graves elsewhere a few times, with different details to those in this article/blog publication and to those that will be shared in my upcoming, different article to the one of this page, about this site. The photo descriptions above the photos also contain important information not in the main text, but related to it.

Written and published by Linden Alexander Pentecost, this article was published on the 10th of January 2025, and only on this website Languages of Linnunrata, which is not my only website - I have 3 others currently active. This article is published in the UK on this UK-based website. The descriptions above the photos in the italics contain a lot of important information that is not in the main text, but is relevant to it. The two photos themselves were taken by me, and are protected by copyright - naturally. One of the photos shows Stanley Force, another shows Oddendale Stone Circle. Neither this article nor the photos have been published before, and this article is separate from and unrelated to all of my other publications, even if some of the topics in this article, but not by any means all, I have discussed different aspects to elsewhere. I also also published a lot recently, including on this website and elsewhere, about different aspects to these topics, for example an article the day before yesterday about some other, different archaeological sites in the Eden Valley, and an article/blog post before this blog post, the previous one being about Ull in Cumbria. Other different aspects to Ull and the Ullstone are included in this article/blog post on this page. No AI was used in this article. This article/blog post was published in the UK, and I the author am from the UK and live in the UK. This article/blog post contains 2644 words. Updates were added later on the day of the 10th of January 2026, the article here was originally published early in the day. I also discuss some aspects to ancient polyamory in this article, but include much more in other publications, including in one of prehistoric polyandry in Scotland which is published as an unrelated blog post on this website, different from the article/blog post on this page you are on.

This blog post/article was written and published by Linden Alexander Pentecost. Published on the 2nd of January 2026. No AI was used. This publication on this page is only published on this website (www.languages-of-linnunrata.co.uk) and this article on this page is unrelated to and separate from all of my other publications. No AI was used. This article was published in the UK, and the author is from the UK and is a UK-resident. The main written content of this blog post begins beneath the photo description below the photo below. The photo descriptions contain content and information not in the blog post's/article's main text. This article/blog post contains 2880 words. Some of my other blog posts on this site also connect to the topics in this article, but each blog post or article is unique and the commonalities in the topics are never discussed the same nor with the same information from publication to publication. Note I mention horses in this article about Ull/Ullr, but that few days ago I published another unrelated article but about about the Finnish language, where horses and words for "horse" are touched upon in a different way, e.g. English "hobby" and Finnish "hevonen" and their similarities etc. For reference purposes, the URL of this article/blog post is: https://www.languages-of-linnunrata.co.uk/2908176_searching-for-ull-an-ancient-god-of-eastern-cumbria-and-other-discussions-published-on-02-01-2026 . This article contains two photos, one of which I, the author, took, the other of which my mum took, and the photo by my mum is included in this article with her permission. Updates were added to this blog post on the 8th of January 2026.

Written and published by Linden Alexander Pentecost on the 30th of December 2025. The 6 photos were also taken by Linden Alexander Pentecost, which have not been published before. This article is unrelated to any and all of my other publications, including those where aspects of the topics in this article are discussed in different ways and including other publications recently. No AI was used in this article. This article was only published on this website, www.languages-of-linnunrata.co.uk and was of course published in the UK, and the author myself is from the UK and lives in the UK. The photo descriptions above the photos contain information not in the main text. The main written content begins below the photo below the photo description below. This blog post or article contains 4190 words. This article uses some in-text citations. The topics discussed in photo descriptions relate more to my recent explore in the valley and discuss different aspects e.g. Wrengill slate mine and other things, often different topics from the the main text, both are equally important, as are the photos. Note - this blog post is rather long. This article contains many topics that go far beyond Longsleddale itself, its history, place-names, wizards, and my experiences and also recent journey there, but which also connect to a more esoteric range of romance, fantastical and spiritual topics. Note I have published much recently including other unrelated publications that relate to witches and sorcery etc, unrelated to the topics of this blog post.

Article/blog post written and published by Linden Alexander Pentecost, published only on this website and published in the UK. This blog post was published on Christmas day, the 25th of December 2025. No AI was used in this publication nor in any of my writings. I (the author) also took the photo in this article, which has not been published before. This publication is unrelated to any and all of my other publications, including those in which other aspects of the topics discussed here, are discussed. This article contains 1863 words. The photo description just below the photo and before the main article text, contains details not in the main text. Some in-text citations are included. The main written content of this article begins beneath the photo below. Some of the topics in this article also make mention of or connect to other topics I have discussed recently in other articles/blog posts and other publications, including my Tiree blog post on this website, and also another article published yesterday on another website, and others.

Written by Linden Alexander Pentecost, published on the 23rd of December 2025, published in the UK and only on this website. The author is also from the UK. This blog post is unrelated to and separate from all my other publications. No AI was used in this publication. The photo in this article/blog post was also taken by Linden Alexander Pentecost. The photo has not been published before either. This article/blog post contains 1549 words. I also mention Lannankieli in my unrelated article (to the one in front of you) on this website, titled: More on languages around Narvik & more on the Narvik dialect & other topics, published 25/11/2025, and I will published much more on Lannankieli on this website in the future.This blog post introduces Lannankieli, a Finnic language of Northern Sweden. The main text begins below the photo below. A photo description is beneath the photo before the main text, the photo description in italics contains information not in the main text.

Article/blog post written and published by Linden Alexander Pentecost, published on the 22nd of December 2025. I have published many other things recently including other blog posts on this website. This article/blog post was published in the UK, and only on this UK-based website. The author is also from the UK. No AI was used. Photo also by Linden Alexander Pentecost. This publication is unrelated to and separate from all of my other publications, including others which discuss the Gaelic dialect, ancient history and mythology of Tiree, even if I have repeated a couple of word examples, albeit discussed differently. The photo in this article showing a Tiree beach at sunset has also never been published before, although other, different photos I have taken on Tiree are published in some of my other publications. There is also text above the photo. The photo is located after the first part of the article focused on the dialect, and before the equally important second part. These parts are not specifically distinguished in the text, which is a flowing text. This blog post/article contains 1995 words. 

Written and published by Linden Alexander Pentecost, published in the UK. The author is also from the UK and lives in the UK. This blog post article is published on the 21st of December 2025 and only on this website. This article is unrelated to any and all of my other publications, including others where I discuss some of the places in this article, albeit in a different way.I have written, and published this blog post on the winter solstice of 2025 (21/12/2025), and it is likely not a coincidence that in this blog post/article, I have written much about the ancestors, and mythical traditions. I believe that this stuff is real. I believe that there are ancestral guardians who can make themselves known in the northwest of England today. This article is also an acknowledgement of those ancestors, and - for thousands of years, our ancestors in Britain would have been in touch with their ancestors and spiritual guardians, especially on the Winter Solstice. This article, as well as sharing some beautiful places in Cumbria, and one in Lancashire, and their mythology, traditions and my own research and thoughts, with language, archaeology, and magic, blended in - this article also I hope invites us to look upon our ancestors, to have empathy for them and for the living nature around us. The 5 photos in this article (each pertaining to one of the places discussed) were also taken by the author and have not been published before. This article contains 3242 words. The photos are placed at the end of each place discussion, before the next place discussion, with separate text above each photo. I mention two separate dreams in this article. The otherworld is mentioned often in this article, with regard to different places and things.

Written and published by Linden Alexander Pentecost only on this website. This, like my other publications is published in the UK. This blog post/article was published on the 20th of December 2025. This blog post or article is unrelated to and separate from all my other publications - including others which discuss the Duddon Valley and even some of the names and places mentioned in this article, albeit in a different way & with different information & different photos. Photos also taken by Linden Alexander Pentecost. Note that the smaller text in italics above the photos contains a lot of details not in the main text. Note I published an unrelated (different content to other publications) PDF-only book not so long ago which talks about Logan Beck, its mines, other mines, Logan Beck and other etymologies, and more details on etymologies and archaeology in relation to this area and to the Pengennet in the Duddon Valley in more detail and different details to those discussed here (there is also much more information in the aforementioned book not in this article, and much more in this article not in other publications). I also published another PDF-only book recently where I also discuss underground places, and have published recently, and will publish more things in the near future that pertain to the underground, again unrelated to this and the aforementioned and all other publications. Note that exploring mines is dangerous and that many of the mines mentioned in this article are far too dangerous even for experienced mine explorers to safely explore. This article/blog post contains 2665 words and 3 photos not published elsewhere.