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This is the Hobbiton film set from Peter Jackson's Lord of the Rings trilogy. It's on a private farm in Matamata, New Zealand, and it is amazing to visit, even though they are not allowed to dress up the holes (which is why they are all white). It's fun to watch the Fellowship of the Ring afterwards and recognize all the places you've stood or seen.
The very first description of Thranduil from Chapter I: I am Thranduil from Book II: The Saga of Thranduil from The Kingdom of the Woodland Realm Trilogy. As Book II comes to a close and Book I: The Epic of Eryn Galen is in preparation to begin, I hope you've enjoyed what will be the beginning of an epic tale about the Elves that will make up Eryn Galen (Greenwood the Great), Mirkwood and eventually Eryn Lasgalen after the War of the Ring.
Moss grows on the northside of the trees.
This Rivendell Moss ring has growing things..fading roses strewn among glistening dewdrops, olivine and blue sapphire swarovski crytals, amethyst drop and tiny micro beads gleaming through moss (on the north side).All set onto a adjustable silver plate ring, with my own hand patina, on whuch sits a black lava globe stone.... the earth itself.
Comes with its own MiddleEarths 'precious' pouch.
A more detailed sneak peak of my restaurant. Next thing to build is the roof. I've got no idea how to do that. At least not with the bricks I currently have.
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"Here ever bloom the winter flowers in the unfading grass: the yellow elanor and the pale niphredil."
This is my first upload for a while as I've been busy in the home. Its great to get out my camera again. As you can see I still have the bug!
I came across this shield bug in my garden. Love the look of these. Hope you like it too.
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John
Thranduil speaks to Êlenuil after the fall of Dol Guldur about how he felt when his wife died (you realize he's been thinking about it for centuries).
A cutsom drawing done for a guest at the Cartoon Art Museum for a Hobbit Sketch-A-Thon.
Drawing by Brian Kolm www.atomicbearpress.com
Visit the museum at www.cartoonart.org
“Far over the misty mountains cold
To dungeons deep and caverns old
We must away ere break of day
To seek the pale enchanted gold.”
An infographic showing the history and travels of the dwarves in J.R.R. Tolkien's Silmarillion, Hobbit and Lord of the Rings