B: Our Troth On-line


For those like me that can not afford an unlimited supply of Printed Books.

And also appreciates having search and Copy and Paste functions. This was a Blessed find.

Our Troth is the Best book I have found for both Nordic Headen History a working guide for today!

http://www.thetroth.org:80/resources/ourtroth/index.html

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