LOTR #4 - Rivendell
N 59° 24.__(c)__
The 3 Elven rings had names, what were they?…Change their names into numbers (ie: frodo = 5) then add them together! __(a)__
Elrond and his wife Celebrian had three children..Change their names into numbers (ie: frodo = 5) then add them together __(b)__
__(a)__ X __(b)__ = ______ + 47 __(c)__
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E 17° 46.______
Though it may be possible with today's smart phones to solve these problems out on the field...I would recommend you do them from home first!
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Rivendell was the realm of Elrond. During the Third Age it was one of the few remaining realms of the Elves in Middle-earth. Much of the history and lore of the Elves was preserved in Rivendell and it was a place of peace and beauty.
Geography:
Rivendell was a deep valley in eastern Eriador near the Misty Mountains. It was hidden from view in the heather-covered moors. There was a steep, zig-zagging path leading down into the valley. Fir trees grew on the higher slopes and beech and oak trees grew farther down in the valley.
The southernmost of the two mountain streams that formed the River Bruinen flowed westward through the valley. A narrow stone bridge spanned the river, and on the north bank stood the Last Homely House where Elrond dwelled. There were gardens around the house and a terrace overlooking the river.
Many Elves dwelled in Rivendell, including Elrond's wife Celebrian and their three children, as well as the Elf-lord Glorfindel, Elrond's counsellor Erestor, and Lindir, among others. Many visitors also came to Rivendell, for it was a refuge and a place of counsel and lore. One such visitor, Sam Gamgee, said of Rivendell:
"... we've been far and seen a deal, and yet I don't think we've found a better place than this. There's something of everything here, if you understand me: the Shire and the Golden Wood and Gondor and kings' houses and inns and meadows and mountains all mixed."
Public Transport - Take the bus 553 from Jakobsberg/Barkarby station and hop off at Sandviksskolan
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