“Then Thridi answered: "In that time the good abodes shall be many, and many the ill; then it shall be best to be in Gimle in Heaven. Moreover, there is plenteous abundance of good drink, for them that esteem that a pleasure, in the hall which is called Brimir: it stands in Okolnir. That too is a good hall which stands in Nida Fells, made of red gold ; its name is Sindri. In these halls shall dwell good men and pure in heart.”

— The Prose Edda (Brodeur 1916), Gylfaginning LII · served from our shelf uncorrected OCR — being verified against the scan