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Horgo Harfield's Journal ~ Entry 2

Submitted by Horgo on August 15th, 2015
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It was yesterday that I had visited Mr. Brablo’s home.
His burrow was grand, and every piece of furnishing inside seemed to bring the other pieces together: paintings, sculptures, and maps. Several bookshelves lined the walls, also, which sparked a great deal of joy in me – I was standing in the burrow of an author that I admire, and everywhere his books were.

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The Journal of Mr Horgo Harfield

Poetry brought to light by a Hobbit

Submitted by Horgo on August 12th, 2015
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Created by: Malto Harfield, Recorded by Horgo Harfield

​Poetry by Mr. Horgo Harfield's father, Mr. Malto Harfield. Malto was never learned with words, and Mr. Horgo Harfield seeks to record his 'family poetry' in this book.

A Charcoal-Sketch of 6 Harrow Road, Barleywick

Submitted by Horgo on August 12th, 2015
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Artwork: Drawing

​Horgo Harfield's barrow, 6 Harrow Road, Barleywick.
​Drawn by Horgo Harfield himself.

 

 

Source: 
Lord of The Rings Online screenshot that has been edited on Adobe-Photoshop, GIMP, and Word.
Chronicle link: 
The Journal of Mr Horgo Harfield

Horgo Harfield's Journal ~ Entry 1

Submitted by Horgo on August 12th, 2015
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What kind of Adventure is this?: 
Diary

My home in Barleywick is quite something: the locals are already questioning my odd habits, I do believe. Though I have yet to swim, or boat – for which I fear I shall receive a great many stares.

Chronicle link: 
The Journal of Mr Horgo Harfield

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