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Child of the 7th Age · 12-27-2002, 06:51 AM

Yes, we will make for Greenwood the Great. I chose the location for several reasons--woods, Elves, and Radagast's home, close to the Anduin. I suspect that the hobbits will eventually do some kind of seasonal migration, perhaps the Forest in the Summer and the River in the winter.

Thanks for the routing help. That's the general route I was thinking of, but, without a map, I was not sure.

Pat---I'd certainly have no objections if you did that part of the campfire talk which outlined the route the hobbits will be taking north. (Please do it, pretty please.)

Cami has already been thinking in terms of Greenwood so the suggestion won't come as a shock to her. Gamba, in fact, begged her to go there because of all the trees.

Presumably, Radagast would make this suggestion, and there would be discussion by Cami and the various elders. (That guy Tuka who was Azraph's father is one of them.)

What will come as a 'shock' is Radagast's presence. He was apparently sent by Gandalf, since G was unavoidably detained. You know wizards! G send word by Radagast that he intends to see her at a later time (unspecified).

sharon

[ December 27, 2002: Message edited by: Child of the 7th Age ]

12-27-2002, 06:51 AM	#11
Child of the 7th Age Spirit of the Lonely Star Join Date: Mar 2002 Posts: 5,133	Yes, we will make for Greenwood the Great. I chose the location for several reasons--woods, Elves, and Radagast's home, close to the Anduin. I suspect that the hobbits will eventually do some kind of seasonal migration, perhaps the Forest in the Summer and the River in the winter. Thanks for the routing help. That's the general route I was thinking of, but, without a map, I was not sure. Pat---I'd certainly have no objections if you did that part of the campfire talk which outlined the route the hobbits will be taking north. (Please do it, pretty please.) Cami has already been thinking in terms of Greenwood so the suggestion won't come as a shock to her. Gamba, in fact, begged her to go there because of all the trees. Presumably, Radagast would make this suggestion, and there would be discussion by Cami and the various elders. (That guy Tuka who was Azraph's father is one of them.) What will come as a 'shock' is Radagast's presence. He was apparently sent by Gandalf, since G was unavoidably detained. You know wizards! G send word by Radagast that he intends to see her at a later time (unspecified). sharon [ December 27, 2002: Message edited by: Child of the 7th Age ] __________________ Multitasking women are never too busy to vote.