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Originally Posted by Aiwendil
Another interesting idea, Legate. The problem of course is that then you need to posit two Rhosgobels, which is not anywhere suggested. Whereas if we suppose that the southern location was not called Rhosgobel, we don't have that problem - but we run into trouble with the LotR quote.
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Well, I thought that both the places could be called Rhosgobel. Radagast lived in "Rhosgobel 1" in the South, and when he had to leave it, he lacked the place so much that he named the second place where he dwelt the same (and probably built that "russet village" there, along with his friends who were, let's say, woodsmen who also had to leave their former homes).