Do you ever feel that middle-earth really exists? - The Barrow-Downs Discussion Forum

Nehani · 07-31-2003, 01:35 AM

To me, it does exist. It always has, always will. Somehow, I fell it is a part of me, and my thoughts dwell ther often (Genevieve would know about my thoguhts a little). If only I could be there entirely.

Being a science freak, I will say these things: 1. It is quite possible that fossils/bones of Balrogs or other ME creatures are too deep in the Earth's crust 2. I believe there are some ancestrial lines from Hobbits (don't be mad if u are "vertically chalenged" for I am too) 3. Valinor could be a planet in our solarsystem, or one that we don't know of (canyou imagine how cool it would be if the first "aliens were Elves?)

I think I should stop now before I start babbling.

Nehani

07-31-2003, 01:35 AM	#18
Nehani Haunting Spirit Join Date: Jul 2003 Location: Mirkwood (or something like it) Posts: 80	To me, it does exist. It always has, always will. Somehow, I fell it is a part of me, and my thoughts dwell ther often (Genevieve would know about my thoguhts a little). If only I could be there entirely. Being a science freak, I will say these things: 1. It is quite possible that fossils/bones of Balrogs or other ME creatures are too deep in the Earth's crust 2. I believe there are some ancestrial lines from Hobbits (don't be mad if u are "vertically chalenged" for I am too) 3. Valinor could be a planet in our solarsystem, or one that we don't know of (canyou imagine how cool it would be if the first "aliens were Elves?) I think I should stop now before I start babbling. Nehani __________________ "Been A Long Road To Follow, Been There And Gone Tomorrow Without Saying Goodbye To Yesterday..." "The Way Is Closed. It Was Made By Those Who are Dead. The Way is Closed."

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