wulfgar wrote:Forks aren't really necessary because you can stab your food with your knife, or pick it up with your fingers.

That made me smile.

Did you know those people, or did you just traipse right on up and say "Hold off on the jumping, Ranger needs a photo op...making recruitment posters to set up in Bree..." The latter. ;) This was a popular hiking trail which led to a popular spot for jumping and swimming. There were at le...

Impressive.

As long as we're sharing outtakes...



Y'all have no idea how difficult it was to get a good shot of the Anduin without someone jumping into it!

Nice.

I vote for Tengwar. I suppose it really depends on whether you're going for a strong or elegant look, though. Runes would look more imposing, I expect.

Thanks for the sheath pic. I actually just finished reading the eight Ranger's Apprentice book, and I was watching for double-knife details this time. At one point, one of the Rangers actually "unclips" his throwing knife scabbard from the arrangement on his waist (I don't quite remember w...

My (probably incompetent) attempt: Im aphad yrch Ettenmoors annûn an Evendim emyn, forn Fornost, harad na annui falas Evendim ael. Yrch thia an Michel Delving. Literal: I follow orcs Ettenmoors west toward Evendim hill, north Fornost, south toward shore Evendim lake. Orcs appear toward Michel Delv...

Well wrought!

Beautiful!

"A host of orcs' is what I intended, so that worked out well. A couple of pronounciation questions: What is the sound of the "ch" in "orch" and "yrch"? Is it "ch" as in "church" or possibly "ch" as in "Bach"? Also, could you...

Glamhoth anglenna i Trann. O mas telir? I have decided to drop the black text idea, unless someone requests it. I noticed that although it hides the text on my mac, it's much more visible on other computers. Further, I question how much additional learning one would actually obtain from the opportu...

mcapanelli wrote:Very nice. I'd like a crack at putting it to music, provided I can find the time and with your permission of course.

Permission granted, Please share it with us if you ever get the chance to do it.

Mirimaran wrote:Outstanding poem! Love the flow, very Elven I think. So, how does it sound in Sindarin?

Thanks. Perhaps I'll try translating it when next I have a large chunk of free time, and then we can find out.

Thank you.