Aerie

Supposedly an Elven-realm, in Bilbo’s poem Errantry. The name is merely an imitation of Elvish, and thus probably bears no meaning in terms of the geography of Arda.

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Afterborn

Author: Maedhros (36 Articles)
Ever since I got a copy of the Hobbit at the age of 10 I've been living in the world of Middle-Earth. There is something intriguing and exciting about this world that makes the feelings all tingly. Having being the only author of this website for years, he finally decided to open up for others, and is now building a online Middle-Earth.

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Afterborn

Posted by Maedhros on Nov 16, 2009
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Aerie

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Aerandir

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Gandalf

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Aragorn II

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Arwen

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Minas Tirith

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Minas Anor

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Círdan

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