What might that first crossing have been like? Viking ships were completely open and offered no shelter. Adventurers were exposed to the wind and rain, and had to sleep wherever they could, in most cases in a leather sack. Provisions were down to a strict minimum: the choice of food included dried, salted or smoked meat and fish; skin bags provided water and tubs sour milk or ale. Tell us more from the point of view of an uninitiated traveller. Image: http://curiosity.discovery.com/question/what-special-about-viking-boats
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