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Old 09-20-2000, 12:27 PM   #10
ColinTheCrimson
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Re: Lord of the Ring landscapes

I liked the description of the Old Forest the best. It brought to me visions most vivid.
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Also, the Lorien imagery was great. Tolkien does a great job with the his descritive language. I think that is one of the things that draws people farther into the books. That is, they get a sense that they are there themselves and are a part of the company.



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