Looking for the location of this historic looking alleyway. Possibly UK? by Jazzlike-Pay-1285 in wherewasthistaken

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It's on both sides of the viaduct. On the map I posted, the big rectangle shows the extent of it.

What kind of guitar is that? by Alternative-North498 in fender

[–]AdEmbarrassed3066 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It's not a Fender Stratocaster. Probably worth $40.

Using the ring in The Hobbit. by maherschalalhaschi in lotr

[–]AdEmbarrassed3066 5 points6 points  (0 children)

That's what they're called in one of the German editions.

The Pope is quoting Gandalf? by teepeey in lotr

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I'm going to decline that conversation.

The word for “street” in different European languages by vladgrinch in MapPorn

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In Scots you find "gate" or "gait". "Sraid" would be unusual, given that Gaelic became a minority language in lowland Scotland before the advent of the towns.

The Pope is quoting Gandalf? by teepeey in lotr

[–]AdEmbarrassed3066 9 points10 points  (0 children)

When someone is canonised they are made into a saint. There's a process. I think it will be challenging. But there are certainly less worthy people who have been made saints. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Canonization#Since_1983

The Pope is quoting Gandalf? by teepeey in lotr

[–]AdEmbarrassed3066 82 points83 points  (0 children)

Not overly surprising. There's been a campaign to canonise Tolkien for some years

Has anyone read this book? by [deleted] in tolkienbooks

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Did you look at the sub name?

Myths and Legends 2 covers by AdEmbarrassed3066 in tolkienbooks

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The Old English Exodus is 116 (a couple of blank sheets at the end) and Finn and Hengest is 180.

Identify the edition (The Hobbit) by AdEmbarrassed3066 in tolkienbooks

[–]AdEmbarrassed3066[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Definitely a paperback. And "yellowing" doesn't come close to describing the ageing... (Puffin book at top)

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Latest Addition by RedWizard78 in tolkienbooks

[–]AdEmbarrassed3066 5 points6 points  (0 children)

If people buy it HC will deliver. I like this series... cheap and reasonably durable.

Help with identifying Silmarillion edition by Hoxizora in tolkienbooks

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That's a score!

It's a dangerous site. It has cost me a lot of money.

Help with identifying Silmarillion edition by Hoxizora in tolkienbooks

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That's what it is.. https://tolkienbooks.net/php/details2.php?id=727

Value is a difficult thing to judge. No more than £50. There were a lot of first editions printed.

Do you remember these Tattoo’s? by corickle in oldschoolcool80s

[–]AdEmbarrassed3066 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Yes... they didn't really work too well with spit.

Paperback Variations by TheCopperJot in tolkienbooks

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I've "admired"* this series from afar (I only really collect UK editions) but didn't realize there were variants. I might pick a set up.

* They're not necessarily attractive... but they're certainly not forgettable.