L.E. I can't see what but I admit to being a technological dunce. I've set up the map on an old half completed Tripod site I was planning for a homepage that never quite made it. Go to: http://rosseamonnolan.tripod.com/schoolofpoetryandberetwearing/id6.html and God willing it will be there. It's not very good and small scale, but I'll try and do a close up with mountain and forest names soon. Not included is Morkaldor, which I interpret as being to South (and off the map) as the Formor are to the West and Gall is to the East. Still feel free to decide where to place them. - Lord of the East.
"There are two great forests in your relam. The larger of the two is Crystalwood, named after its fragile beauty in Winter and lies between the Greyspike Mountain range and the smaller Blueback Peaks. In the South it brushes beside Lake Ciar, the great freshwater lake that lies a few miles North of Holy Temhair, which itself is somewhat inland from the sea. Western Crystalwood is made up of forested drumlin country were the Si live, an immortal race of strange capricous fairy folk of consinderable power and their cousins the Irial who can change their form to that of any living thing at will. It is a dangerous land but also a very prosperous one - nearly all our wood for our navy is to be found there.
To the South, near the powerful trading centre of Rath Nua lies Spitewood an immense area of oak and elder and hawthorne. Dragons lurk there, or so it is though - though none have been seen in some centuries..."
Katie nodded as she looked at the map and asked about:
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Sat Jan 10 20:50:16 2004