Amroth.
Not between them but between the place they both share.
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Amd’r
Dagorlad
Earendil
Elwing
How is Amdir and earendil related???
You missed a post before mine Undomiel
Aqualonde
Posted Wednesday 24th March 2010 (05:34pm)
Edited to Close tag by Thorin
Aqualonde
Posted Wednesday 24th March 2010 (05:34pm)
Edited to Close tag by Thorin
Thranduil and Brand had been to the same places before, take Lake Esgaroth or Erebor, the Lonely Mountain.
But between Earendil and the earlier what can be the relation, I wonder?
But between Earendil and the earlier what can be the relation, I wonder?
Ah! I see my mistake now. I was thinking Elendil and wrote Earendil. I'm sorry for the mistake. Here we go again 
Elendil
Elendil
Elrond
Rivendell
Valandil
Ann’minas
Aragorn-I
Eriador
Elladan
Elrohir
Rivendell
Glorfindel
Ford of Bruinen
Meriadoc
Bilbo Baggins
Gollum's subterranean lake
Gollum, because you obviously wanted the thread to be lead that way..
The Basin (pool) below the Window on the West.
Faramir
Prince Imrahil,in whom ran the elvish blood of the people of Nimrodel.
Minas Tirith
Eomer King, kinsman to the prince of Belfalas..
’owyn, sister of ’omer
Dunharrow
Merry
Dernhelm.
And hey, has any other hobbit ever been to Dunharrow?
And hey, has any other hobbit ever been to Dunharrow?
Pelennor Fields
No hobbit except for Merry ever visited Dunharrow during the Third Age. During the Fourth Age they may have, but I doubt it, for the Paths of the Dead remained closed even though the now reconciled oath-breakers no longer haunted them. Maybe as tourists to see the rows of P’kel-men?
No hobbit except for Merry ever visited Dunharrow during the Third Age. During the Fourth Age they may have, but I doubt it, for the Paths of the Dead remained closed even though the now reconciled oath-breakers no longer haunted them. Maybe as tourists to see the rows of P’kel-men?
Faramir
Henneth Annun
samwise gamgee
the green dragon
Ted Sandyman
the Shire
The Brandywine
Lake Evendim
Emyn Uial
Pippin
Continued from The Shire post. Please be careful and re-read the first posts if you have any confusion 
