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Redbonebandit's avatar

Brother, these articles are fantastic, thank you for putting in the work to unlock these. I've been hooked since reading about Tolkein possibly using maps that weren't know or accessible to the general public in his creation of Middle earth, particularly Doggerland.

May the Lord bless you and keep you.

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Joseph L. Wiess's avatar

Angband, being Morgoth's main fortress was landlocked. So I'm guessing that Jan Mayen was at one time landlocked as well. Or at least it would have been in Tolkien's writings. Either that, or it was ice locked.

I am fascinated by your tracking down places in Tolkien's work.

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