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Sarah Taylor / Winnipeg Free Press The blacksmith was the last man standing in the Viking Reenactment Battle at the Icelandic Festival of Manitoba in Gimli on Saturday.
Sarah Taylor / Winnipeg Free Press The blacksmith was the last man standing in the Viking Reenactment Battle at the Icelandic Festival of Manitoba in Gimli on Saturday.
Sarah Taylor / Winnipeg Free Press Jamison Vann knocks off Cory Jacobson in the Islendingadunk.
Sarah Taylor / Winnipeg Free Press Jamison Vann knocks off Cory Jacobson in the Islendingadunk.
Sarah Taylor / Winnipeg Free Press August Brent Black and Amy Black ride Round Up at the carnival at the Icelandic festival Saturday. The pair from Winnipeg used to the attend the festival all the time and are now back after few years.
Sarah Taylor / Winnipeg Free Press August Brent Black and Amy Black ride Round Up at the carnival at the Icelandic festival Saturday. The pair from Winnipeg used to the attend the festival all the time and are now back after few years.
Sarah Taylor / Winnipeg Free Press Taryn Fenez, 12, walks along the harbour front in Gimli on Saturday. She and her family attend the Icelandic festival every year.
Sarah Taylor / Winnipeg Free Press Taryn Fenez, 12, walks along the harbour front in Gimli on Saturday. She and her family attend the Icelandic festival every year.
Sarah Taylor / Winnipeg Free Press People crowd around the Icelandic horses after their show at the festival.
Sarah Taylor / Winnipeg Free Press People crowd around the Icelandic horses after their show at the festival.
Sarah Taylor / Winnipeg Free Press The Icelandic Horse Demo Team raise their beers after completing the tolt gait which is natural to the Icelandic horses. It is a fast but smooth gait where the riders hold a mug of beer without spilling a drop.
Sarah Taylor / Winnipeg Free Press The Icelandic Horse Demo Team raise their beers after completing the tolt gait which is natural to the Icelandic horses. It is a fast but smooth gait where the riders hold a mug of beer without spilling a drop.
Sarah Taylor / Winnipeg Free Press Jema Zeren (left) and Lyneah Berg play a life-sized game of Connect Four at the Icelandic fest Saturday.
Sarah Taylor / Winnipeg Free Press Jema Zeren (left) and Lyneah Berg play a life-sized game of Connect Four at the Icelandic fest Saturday.

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