After the collapse of the Viking settlements, Greenland faded from much of the world’s view. However, the legacy of Erik the Red lives on, with his reconstructed settlement offering a glimpse into the island’s Viking past. Today, Greenland is a self-governing part of the Kingdom of Denmark, blending ancient traditions with modern independence. Join me for a captivating journey through Greenland’s vibrant capital, Nuuk, and its smaller, remote communities. Along the way, we’ll explore unique cultural treasures like the fascinating Stone Man Exhibition, where an entire town transforms into an open-air sculpture gallery, bringing Greenland’s rich history and creativity to life.
Views: 64 | Enquiries: 0Sandy Leong is a member of the Royal Historical Society, telling stories to bring history to life and is a lively and entertaining speaker. She specialises in the Tudors, an exciting time in the country as it was changing fast; and in the Viking period, who are much more than the stereotype of raiders in horned helmets. She also loves to tell the stories from the sort of history that doesn’t get into the mainstream history books in a light hearted way
She is a professional speaker, and published author, married to a Malaysian, spending time living and working in the UK & Malaysia. She has had a lifelong career as an educator and developer of people; she is a qualified teacher, Council; Guest Lecturer at Universities and Colleges of Further Education; a regular speaker at conferences; guest speaker with Regent Seven Seas, Cunard, Viking, P & O, Fred Olsen, Saga cruise ships and other lines; and sought after speaker for U3A’s, WI’s, Historical Societies and other groups.
For a full list of talks please visit my website www.sandyleongspeaker.co.uk
Other interests include, Chairperson of the Board of Trustees for a large Charity and a Past President of Loughborough Speakers Club, holding the Advanced Speaker Award.
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