Way Over the Weight Limit

Adam of Bremen’s reference to Vinland, following discussions with the Danish king in 1075, alongside Ari the Wise’s compilation of The Book of the Icelanders between 1122 and 1133, offers intriguing historical evidence of Vinland’s early mention. These accounts, though separated by decades and originating from different observers, converge to underline the historical awareness and interest in this land, suggesting a broader knowledge of Vinland’s existence beyond the immediate circle of Norse explorers.

On this particular day, the waterslide known as the fastest in the country beckoned to John, a tourist visiting the park for the first time. Unaware of the impending events, he approached the ride with a mix of anticipation and trepidation, his presence at the park that day destined to become more than just a fleeting memory in a traveler’s diary.