A very fun read, plase continue!

Ken

Pretty!

Ken

Oh, I loved that tale! I could read tales from the Pony all night, now where are the pics???

Ken

He has been a forum member for a couple of years now, I invited him myself fantastic artist and he lives the life!

http://middleearthrangers.org/forum/vie ... php?t=2260

Ken

My buckles are from Crafty Celts, I am sure they could help.

Ken

Hi all!

With most of us having some holiday downtime, here are some WETA designs that might inspire you as you sit by the fire there is a fantastic Elven quiver/knife combo in there

https://www.artstation.com/artwork/knA5A

Happy Holidays!

Ken

Woo! I got permission to post these. Here's the buckles I made this fall for a project trade - merf-buckle-dunedain-02-finished.jpg My "in world" conceit is that they're re-purposed from an old cavalry harness. They're fit for about a 1" -1.25" strap. The aesthetic was loosely b...

Sindarin would be more appropriate than Quenya, assuming it's a Dunedain placename. Depending on the dominant population, it might be in another tongue entirely. Some place names (Bree, Combe) aren't in elvish OR Westron/Common, but rather old Dunlendish (and rendered as Brythonic/Celtic in the tex...

There is also artificial fur, sold at Jo-Ann's and the like, we got a ton of it one year at clearance prices. I am not a big fan of fur myself, but do undertand the uses, and the reuses of materials. My own "Rangr coat" is a repurposed 2xl leather jacket that I got for 30 dollars at a Good...

As for cloaks, my own has a split in the back, and works fine for me, quite comfy in fact and has an attached hood. Though I still wonder on the cloaks of the Grey Company, as I am sure Tolkien means for their cloaks to be wore in the Anglo-Saxon fashion, pinned by their stars at the left shoulder (...

Ah ok, I see now, again a lovely piece (and I saw the newsletter, outstanding job on that!)

Ken

I am very happy that you guys enjoyed the poem, as always, a pleasure to share the adventures of Daffodil with all of you!

Ken

Hi all, I just translated this poem from Daffodil's Book of Leavings, and I thought to share! I hope for the joy of the holiday season for everyone and a great 2017! Ken _________________________________________________________ A visit from Santa (or how Daffodil saved Christmas) It was a cold yule ...

Now THAT is a wonderful tale, very pertinent, Keith! Thank you for sharing!

Ken

I forgot to ask, how do you carry this? Tied to your belt?

Ken