Ancient British cultures reflected in ME - The Barrow-Downs Discussion Forum

Auriel Haevasawen · 06-11-2002, 04:42 PM

Thanks so much to everyone who had replied you're giving me loads to think about. I'm really pleased about the people who are into the Dark Ages. I could go on and on about the glory of the Kingdom of Northumbria and Saxon/Viking stuff but am painfully aware it is rather off topic so I promise to stick to Tolkien references. I'm impressed by anyone who wants to study this for a qualification. I study it for pleasure and have no one making me do assignments and stuff.
I hadn't thought about Gondor being Norman but that would make sense of the White City with it's walls and stuff. Isengard always makes me think of Asgaard in Norse mythology.
P.S. You sound a clever chap Gandalf even if your relative subjucated my ancestors. (:

06-11-2002, 04:42 PM	#17
Auriel Haevasawen Wight Join Date: Mar 2002 Location: Nowhere of importance Posts: 240	Thanks so much to everyone who had replied you're giving me loads to think about. I'm really pleased about the people who are into the Dark Ages. I could go on and on about the glory of the Kingdom of Northumbria and Saxon/Viking stuff but am painfully aware it is rather off topic so I promise to stick to Tolkien references. I'm impressed by anyone who wants to study this for a qualification. I study it for pleasure and have no one making me do assignments and stuff. I hadn't thought about Gondor being Norman but that would make sense of the White City with it's walls and stuff. Isengard always makes me think of Asgaard in Norse mythology. P.S. You sound a clever chap Gandalf even if your relative subjucated my ancestors. (: __________________ Auriel