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The Wild Hunt is a concept of pre-Christian Germanic religion that denotes ghostly riders leading a ghostly army through winter storms during the Twelve Nights of Yuletide. This concept appears across European folklore but is chiefly linked to Germanic regions of northern Europe.
The Vikings showed the full potential of their seafaring abilities when exploring and settling in the North Atlantic. Successful colonies were established in the Faroe Islands and Iceland creating permanent extensions of Viking Age Scandinavian culture.