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 Location ideal for Vikings Apr 03, 2006
By Jean Smith
Fascinating read! He has some really grand artifact findings and some great arguments especially with the demographics.
Quite the story to be told and to watch unfold. Let's see if the government will cough up a dig to find the truth of the site!!
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Makes more sense than the Viking site at L'Anse aux Meadows Mar 22, 2006
By Frank Slade
I enjoyed the book so much that I had to read it a second time. I think the theory put forward in this book makes more sense than the Viking site at L'Anse aux Meadows, with all it's shoals and breakers and not even an harbour and no trees for miles. The Vikings were very inteligent people and were great navigators. Common sense tells us that they continued to a more favorable place. Mr Budden,in Vinland Discovery-the unfinished story, tells us where.
Frank Slade,Korean war veteran
St. Anthony, Newfoundland.
Vinland had been discovered! Apr 04, 2006
By Kelly Long
After reading "Vinland Discovery (The Unfinished Story)" by Mr. K. Budden, I am convinced that the true Vinland has indeed been discovered...in White Bay. This account, with demographics and actual artifacts,proves that Vikings did actually settle in White Bay. I would love to see the Newfoundland government assisting Mr. Budden in proving it to the WORLD!
A great read! Mar 27, 2006
By Ernest Simms
"Definitely a book that answers questions and makes you ask many more. A great read! Can't wait for part two".
Ern Simms, St.Anthony, Newfoundland,Canada.
Food for thought Dec 26, 2005
By Mike Sexton
"Definitely food for thought. You have some real good arguements.Well worth the read.You have definitely done your homework".
Mike Sexton,chief Viking enactor at the Viking site,L'Anse aux Meadows,Newfoundland.
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