u/IndependenceNaive965

So a friend of mine and I are attending an afternoon course at our school. The organizers informed us that we'd need to get a copy of the keys since we'd be the first to enter the school and this buddy of mine said he was able to get a copy of the key merely by reporting to his local locksmith the model of the lock. How is that even possible? How do locksmiths work on these things. I'll leave a picture of the lock in question below

https://preview.redd.it/4s7jeadc6bzg1.jpg?width=1536&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=add196a6fe9ba42822482607c622652d328792c9

Any idea where I could find instances of the North Western Icelandic accent?

Is there a historical basis for the pronunciation adopted by Garmarna in the ballad "Herr Mannelig"? I thought the rhoticity of the accent used might be a callback to an older way of speaking or to a specific Northern accent.