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Lostgaeriel · 01-18-2002, 12:17 AM

OK. This is what I've got. I'd love to discuss. Thanks! [img]smilies/smile.gif[/img]

And, Telchar you get to ask the next question!!! [img]smilies/wink.gif[/img]

(Page #s from Unwin/Unicorn One Volume paperback 1983 3rd Ed. - 1985 reprint)

1.The Water – on foot – narrow plank bridge – p 84
2.Across the stream - near their first camp – near the fall - where it dived under the road – p 86
3.The Stock-brook –waded through it – it was a muddy stream just past the elves’ shelter which was in the hills above Woodhall – cutting across their shortcut – p 102-103
4.Brandywine – Bucklebury Ferry – p 113
5.The dike surrounding Bree – the East Road crossed by a causeway – at the Greenway Crossing - the North Road was called the Greenway - on pony – p 166
6.Midgewater Marshes – on foot – p 198-199
7.River Hoarwell aka Mitheithel – Last Bridge – p 216 – on pony Bill
8.Ford of Bruinen – elf-horse, Asfaloth
9.Bruinen south/east fork to Rivendell – implied - see map
10.Bruinen south/east fork from Rivendell – see map – crossed the bridge – p 298 (also – same bridge homeward bound – p1023)
11.At the West gate of Moria - a narrow creek barred their way at the northmost corner of the pool – walked/waded thru it – p319
12.Many streams and wells in Moria – at least one – could hear noise of water churning up as they leapt over a gap – p329
13.The water in the depths of the chasm under the Durin’s Bridge of Khazad-dûm – p 347 & 523
14.Nimrodel - waded across – p 357
15.Celebrant/Silverlode – rope bridge – p 365
16.The fosse (ditch/moat) surrounding Caras Galadhon in Lothlórien – on foot over the white bridge – in-bound – p 373
17.The fosse (ditch/moat) surrounding Caras Galadhon in Lothlórien – on foot over the white bridge – out-bound – p 391
18.Camp on the right/west arm of Anduin on the western shore of Tol Brandir/Tindrock – cross East branch of Anduin as it divides at Tol Brandir/Tind– just south of? OR at south end of lake Nen Hithoel, above falls of Rauros on Anduin – JRRT & CJRT detail maps not clear - by boat – p 427 (descrip pp 393, 388)
19.Dead Marshes – p 656
20.Crossed the stream in Ithilien where they had the rabbbit stew and met Faramir – becomes the river in the narrow gorge that flows over the Window of the Sunset/Henneth Annûn - p 695 (more info pp 699-700)
21.That same stream in Ithilien? – implied? - if Frodo and Sam were taken by Eagle from Mount Doom to Aragorn at The Morannon? If so, no crossing. Or directly to Cormallen to wait for Aragorn? If so, yes they did cross the stream. Ithilien/the Field of Cormallen – near Henneth Annûn. KEY: Did Aragron tend Frodo & Sam on the Battle Plain where he was on March 25? More likely in Ithilien. More wholesome. pp 987, 993
22.Anduin from Cair Andros to Osgiliath by ship – p 993
23.Mering Stream/Boundary Stream in Rohan in the Firien Wood – CJRT’s detail map & in JRRT’s map – Unfinished Tales index - pony
24.Snowbourn River - CJRT’s detail map & in JRRT’s map - see also Unfinished Tales index
25.Isen – at the ford? - p 1015 or p 1018 - pony Strider
26.Glanduin/Swanfleet River ford - p 1021 (– border between Dunland & Hollin – p 1019) - pony Strider
27.Bridge over south branch of Bruinen to Rivendell – p 1023 - pony Strider
28.Bridge over south branch of Bruinen from Rivendell – implied - pony Strider
29.Bruinen – ford – from Rivendell - p 1026 - pony Strider
30.River Hoarwell/Mitheithel – Last Bridge – implied - pony Strider
31.The dike surrounding Bree – the East Road crossed by a causeway - on pony Strider – implied
32.Brandywine Bridge - pony Strider – p 1033, 1035-6
33.The Water – bridge - pony Strider - home Bag End – p 1054
34.The Water – bridge – implied - to Michael Delving – p 1059 – release prisoners from Lockholes
35.The Water – bridge – implied – home again – no other travels noted except to the Grey Havens
36.The Water – bridge – implied – took the Stock Road towards the Woody End to the Green Hills – p 1065
37.The Sea – by ship – p 1068

01-18-2002, 12:17 AM	#8
Lostgaeriel Shade of Carn Dûm Join Date: Nov 2001 Location: Toronto the Good Posts: 479	OK. This is what I've got. I'd love to discuss. Thanks! [img]smilies/smile.gif[/img] And, Telchar you get to ask the next question!!! [img]smilies/wink.gif[/img] (Page #s from Unwin/Unicorn One Volume paperback 1983 3rd Ed. - 1985 reprint) 1.The Water – on foot – narrow plank bridge – p 84 2.Across the stream - near their first camp – near the fall - where it dived under the road – p 86 3.The Stock-brook –waded through it – it was a muddy stream just past the elves’ shelter which was in the hills above Woodhall – cutting across their shortcut – p 102-103 4.Brandywine – Bucklebury Ferry – p 113 5.The dike surrounding Bree – the East Road crossed by a causeway – at the Greenway Crossing - the North Road was called the Greenway - on pony – p 166 6.Midgewater Marshes – on foot – p 198-199 7.River Hoarwell aka Mitheithel – Last Bridge – p 216 – on pony Bill 8.Ford of Bruinen – elf-horse, Asfaloth 9.Bruinen south/east fork to Rivendell – implied - see map 10.Bruinen south/east fork from Rivendell – see map – crossed the bridge – p 298 (also – same bridge homeward bound – p1023) 11.At the West gate of Moria - a narrow creek barred their way at the northmost corner of the pool – walked/waded thru it – p319 12.Many streams and wells in Moria – at least one – could hear noise of water churning up as they leapt over a gap – p329 13.The water in the depths of the chasm under the Durin’s Bridge of Khazad-dûm – p 347 & 523 14.Nimrodel - waded across – p 357 15.Celebrant/Silverlode – rope bridge – p 365 16.The fosse (ditch/moat) surrounding Caras Galadhon in Lothlórien – on foot over the white bridge – in-bound – p 373 17.The fosse (ditch/moat) surrounding Caras Galadhon in Lothlórien – on foot over the white bridge – out-bound – p 391 18.Camp on the right/west arm of Anduin on the western shore of Tol Brandir/Tindrock – cross East branch of Anduin as it divides at Tol Brandir/Tind– just south of? OR at south end of lake Nen Hithoel, above falls of Rauros on Anduin – JRRT & CJRT detail maps not clear - by boat – p 427 (descrip pp 393, 388) 19.Dead Marshes – p 656 20.Crossed the stream in Ithilien where they had the rabbbit stew and met Faramir – becomes the river in the narrow gorge that flows over the Window of the Sunset/Henneth Annûn - p 695 (more info pp 699-700) 21.That same stream in Ithilien? – implied? - if Frodo and Sam were taken by Eagle from Mount Doom to Aragorn at The Morannon? If so, no crossing. Or directly to Cormallen to wait for Aragorn? If so, yes they did cross the stream. Ithilien/the Field of Cormallen – near Henneth Annûn. KEY: Did Aragron tend Frodo & Sam on the Battle Plain where he was on March 25? More likely in Ithilien. More wholesome. pp 987, 993 22.Anduin from Cair Andros to Osgiliath by ship – p 993 23.Mering Stream/Boundary Stream in Rohan in the Firien Wood – CJRT’s detail map & in JRRT’s map – Unfinished Tales index - pony 24.Snowbourn River - CJRT’s detail map & in JRRT’s map - see also Unfinished Tales index 25.Isen – at the ford? - p 1015 or p 1018 - pony Strider 26.Glanduin/Swanfleet River ford - p 1021 (– border between Dunland & Hollin – p 1019) - pony Strider 27.Bridge over south branch of Bruinen to Rivendell – p 1023 - pony Strider 28.Bridge over south branch of Bruinen from Rivendell – implied - pony Strider 29.Bruinen – ford – from Rivendell - p 1026 - pony Strider 30.River Hoarwell/Mitheithel – Last Bridge – implied - pony Strider 31.The dike surrounding Bree – the East Road crossed by a causeway - on pony Strider – implied 32.Brandywine Bridge - pony Strider – p 1033, 1035-6 33.The Water – bridge - pony Strider - home Bag End – p 1054 34.The Water – bridge – implied - to Michael Delving – p 1059 – release prisoners from Lockholes 35.The Water – bridge – implied – home again – no other travels noted except to the Grey Havens 36.The Water – bridge – implied – took the Stock Road towards the Woody End to the Green Hills – p 1065 37.The Sea – by ship – p 1068 __________________ Elen síla lúmenn’ omentielvo, a star shines on the hour of our meeting.