billhinge wrote:
To be honest I never look at them any more partly due to my huge disappointment in the drowning of Beleriand in the Silmarillion which is why I bought 2 copies of the Atlas of Middle Earth
As I said.... Heathen
onthetrail wrote:
billhinge wrote:
To be honest I never look at them any more partly due to my huge disappointment in the drowning of Beleriand in the Silmarillion which is why I bought 2 copies of the Atlas of Middle Earth
As I said.... Heathen
And in real life who wouldn't make an archaeological dig to Tol Morwen dig up the 'shards of Anglachel' assuming they could find it on a map?
billhinge wrote:
onthetrail wrote:
billhinge wrote:
To be honest I never look at them any more partly due to my huge disappointment in the drowning of Beleriand in the Silmarillion which is why I bought 2 copies of the Atlas of Middle Earth
As I said.... Heathen
And in real life who wouldn't make an archaeological dig to Tol Morwen dig up the 'shards of Anglachel' assuming they could find it on a map?
Wait, if they don't have a later map, would they be searching for the River Teiglin of old? See, you need a map billhinge
onthetrail wrote:
billhinge wrote:
onthetrail wrote:
billhinge wrote:
To be honest I never look at them any more partly due to my huge disappointment in the drowning of Beleriand in the Silmarillion which is why I bought 2 copies of the Atlas of Middle Earth
As I said.... Heathen
And in real life who wouldn't make an archaeological dig to Tol Morwen dig up the 'shards of Anglachel' assuming they could find it on a map?
Wait, if they don't have a later map, would they be searching for the River Teiglin of old? See, you need a map billhinge
I do agree they need a map, when I was younger and first read the books I'm sure like many I tried to cross ref first and third age maps but couldn't and afaik Tol Morwen isn't on any official Tolkien created map is my point? Hence I alway wonder why it wasn't added?
billhinge wrote:
onthetrail wrote:
billhinge wrote:
onthetrail wrote:
billhinge wrote:
To be honest I never look at them any more partly due to my huge disappointment in the drowning of Beleriand in the Silmarillion which is why I bought 2 copies of the Atlas of Middle Earth
As I said.... Heathen
And in real life who wouldn't make an archaeological dig to Tol Morwen dig up the 'shards of Anglachel' assuming they could find it on a map?
Wait, if they don't have a later map, would they be searching for the River Teiglin of old? See, you need a map billhinge
I do agree they need a map, when I was younger and first read the books I'm sure like many I tried to cross ref first and third age maps but couldn't and afaik Tol Morwen isn't on any official Tolkien created map is my point? Hence I alway wonder why it wasn't added?
That I certainly don't know. It was positioned by Fonstad iirc?
I loved looking at the maps, like most children of previous times. I wonder if kids now still enjoy those things. They don't appear to do any of the things we did as children.
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Halbarad wrote:
Apparently some moron thinks he can publish a sequel to the Lord of The rings called “The Fellowship of The King” and sell it on Amazon?? Has anyone heard of this??
Plagiarism
https://radaronline.com/p/jeff-bezos-j ... d-of-rings-amazon-series/
My favorite line is "He wrote an original book called Fellowship of the King"
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