Adventure

The beginning of a journey was always a hassle.

Day XXX: Treachery
We rounded a bend by the lake’s shore to find
What appeared by the roadside to be
A bundle of clothes, but then a low groan
Revealed to the others and me
That this was a dwarf in need of our care
For he had been struck by an arrow.
When we turned the lad over I gave out a gasp
For all of us knew this poor dwarrow.

Days up on Ost Barandor seem to pass by as fast as the birds can fly. My solitude up here in the Brandy hills did remind me of other days in my past. Days of solitude and cold weather.

I believe its about five years now. I had just obtained Aronath as my trusty steed and was send up north to investigate some rather ''Unusual'' activity within the hills and bay of Forochel. 
A harsh land where temperatures will freeze you to death if not well clothed against it.

Lathrandir had slipped past the Gauredan scouts and into their camp with ease, but the tunnels were proving more difficult. He'd crept up, down, left, right, the pitch-black passages crossing and circling back on themselves, and he was no longer entirely sure which way the entrance lay.

The next morning the fellowship had breakfast in the Inn . They ate a soup of  Rabbit with bacon and turnips . After breakfast , they left the Forsaken Inn and continued their journey to Ost guruth through Nain Edith .

Tywerd looked around inside The Prancing Pony Inn .  Fireplace was lit , people were standing near it , drinking , talking ..   Tywerd saw barliman washing glasses with a piece of white cloth . At the table that was overlooking the fireplace , four hobbits were dancing and drinking .

It is a curious thing to have a desire to adventure, but never dare, you sit and wonder, what if and day dream about all the good things you may see and then of course, the dread of knowing the dangers that may lie hidden.I spoke with Amorey several times about my “bold” ideas of adventuring in the old forest beyond the Brandywine but in truth I was more fascinated with her stories for she has traveled much further than I.