Bald Hill
Bald Hill | |
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Type: | Hill |
Region: | Bree-land |
Area: | Old Forest |
Location: | [31.5S, 59.0W] |
Bald Hill is a landmark within the Old Forest, in Bree-land. [31.5S, 59.0W]
The hilltop is located centrally in the northern half of the forest and is easily reached following the path from the Old Forest Tunnel to the south-west. The thick surrounding woods prevent any traveller from using its top to orient themselves.
It was here Frodo and his companions not long ago, at September 26, III 3018, rested and ate their mid-day meal. This far the journey from Crickhollow towards the Barrow-downs had been a walk in the park. Little did they know...
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Deeds
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Lore
- "The sun on the hill-lop was now getting hot. It must have been about eleven o'clock; but the autumn haze still prevented them from seeing much in other directions. In the west they could not make out either the line of the Hedge or the valley of the Brandywine beyond it. Northward, where they looked most hopefully, they could see nothing that might be the line of the great East Road, for which they were making. They were on an island in a sea of trees, and the horizon was veiled." — The Fellowship of the Ring
- "I like to sit underneath the only tree on its crown on sunny days - there's a good breeze up there above the canopy. Be careful if you want to go back to the Bonfire Glade from here - two paths lead westward, the one you probably came from, and another one that's more northerly. I don't usually go up that way, since I once saw a wolf up there and it gave me a fright. The path south Bald Hill will take you down to the willows." — Guide to the Old Forest
- "Bald Hill is a treeless slope which rises above the treetops of the Old Forest: nevertheless, little of the surrounding landscape can be seen from here." — Deed
Gallery
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Pathway into the clearing
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Syrup taps atop the hill
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Bald Hill is encased by a wall of trees