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Province of Gondor
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Anórien
Province of Gondor

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The people of Anórien like to eat heartily and well. They take three meals a day, the lightest of which is luncheon. Everyone enjoys a large and filling breakfast to set them up for the day's work (much to disdain the folk of [[Lebennin]], who prefer light breakfasts). Ever since of Atanatar II Alcarin (who made a joke about it), the Anóriens have referred to breakfast as their "morsel". The basis is a platter of cold meats, including smoked fish and patés. These are accompanied by raw vegetables, grated or shredded, with a dressing made using honey and herbs; and also by unleavened bread, scones or oatcakes.
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The people of Anórien like to eat heartily and well. They take three meals a day, the lightest of which is luncheon. Everyone enjoys a large and filling breakfast to set them up for the day's work (much to disdain the folk of [[Lebennin]], who prefer light breakfasts). Ever since of ''Atanatar II Alcarin'' (who made a joke about it), the Anóriens have referred to breakfast as their "morsel". The basis is a platter of cold meats, including smoked fish and patés. These are accompanied by raw vegetables, grated or shredded, with a dressing made using honey and herbs; and also by unleavened bread, scones or oatcakes.

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Men of Anórien picture themselves as down-to-earth, assiduous, stalwart and honest, boots deep in clay. At least half of the dúnadan inhabitants boast or pretend a descent from Anárion himself and praise his simple virtues. Most Anóriens look upon men of [[Lebennin]] as haughty and obstinate, as [[Ithilien Ithileans]] are head-in-clouds and inclined to mysticism. They love their [[Tarondor King]] and his antics, and most think that all Southrons are untrustworthy.
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Men of Anórien picture themselves as down-to-earth, assiduous, stalwarth and honest, boots deep in clay. At least half of the dúnadan inhabitants boast or pretend descent from Anárion himself and praise his simple virtues. Most Anóriens look upon men of [[Lebennin]] as haughty and obstinate, as [[Ithilien Ithileans]] are head-in-clouds and inclined to mysticism. They love their [[Tarondor King]] and his antics, and most think that all Southrons are untrustworthy.

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Edited on 2008-05-18 06:21:16 by EnE
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The people of Anórien like to eat heartily and well. They take three meals a day, the lightest of which is luncheon. Everyone enjoys a large and filling breakfast to set them up for the day's work (much to disdain the folk of [[Lebennin]], who prefer light breakfasts). Ever since of ''Atanatar II Alcarin'' (who made a joke about it), the Anóriens have referred to breakfast as their "morsel". The basis is a platter of cold meats, including smoked fish and patés. These are accompanied by raw vegetables, grated or shredded, with a dressing made using honey and herbs; and also by unleavened bread, scones or oatcakes.
Pies are a way of life for the people of Anórien. They put all sorts of things under a pastry crust: eggs, fish, vegetables, cured ham, cheese, beef, venison and rabbit - richer families may use wild pig, deer, pheasant and grouse. Another standard Anórian fare is a thick, creamy soup or hotpot. When it comes to drinking, Anóriens have an odd habit to prefer milk, soured milk, watered beer or local red wine.
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The people of Anórien like to eat heartily and well. They take three meals a day, the lightest which is nuncheon. Everyone enjoys a large and filling breakfast to set them up for the day's fork ahead (much to disdain the folk of [[Lebennin]], who prefer light breakfasts). Ever since of ''Atanatar II Alcarin'' (who made a joke about it), the Anóriens have referred to breakfast as their "morsel". The basis is a platter of cold meats, including smoked fish and patés. These are accompanied by raw vegetables, grated or shredded, with a dressing using honey and herbs; and also by unleavened bread, scones or oatcakes.
Pies are a way of life for the people of Anórien. They put all sorts of things under a pastry crust: eggs, fish, vegetables, cured ham, cheese, beef, venison and rabbit - richer families may use wild pig, deer, pheasant and grouse. Another standard Anórian fare is a thich, creamy soup or hotpot. When it comes to drinking, Anóriens have an odd habit to prefer milk, soured milk, watered beer or local red wine.

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Fish forms one of the staple elements in the diet of the Anórien populace. Everything from the most delicate roes to the strongest flesh is eaten in pies, soups, patés and broiling dishes. No household is without a //kemunq//: a clay pot, oval in shape, with a rough-fitting lid, in which a whole fish can be baked with tender herbs and a chopped bed of galasenin. A fierce heat is used, and partway through the cooking process, a goodly amount of sweet white wine from Ithilien is added.
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Fish forms on the staple elements in the diest of the Anórien populace. Everything from the most delicate roes to the strongest flesh is eaten in pies, soups, patés and broiling dishes. No household is without a //kemunq//: a clay pot, oval in shape, with a rough-fitting lid, in which a whole fish can be baked with tender herbs and a chopped bed of galasenin. A fierce heat is used, and partway through the cooking process, a goodly amount of sweet white wine from Ithilien is added.

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The people of Anórien appreciate the delicious fruits grown in their sunny orchards. Cherry, apple and some olive trees in sheltered areas are tended well in neat lines between which smaller stakes form the trellises for soft fruits: currants, gooseberries and cheselles, a small white fruit with a creamy texture. The orchards make excellent homes for beehives producing plain and scented honey.
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The people of Anórien appreciate the delicious fruits grown in their sunny orchards. Cherry, apple and some olive trees in sheltered areas are tended well in neat lines between which smaller stakes form the trellises for soft fruits: currants, gooseberries and cheselles, a small white fruit with a creamy texture. The orchards make excellent hmes for beehives producing plain and scented honey.

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Terrain in Anórien is flat drainage basin nurtured by rivers Anduin and Entwash, fertile and rich. Inviolate and pathless pine forests grow in the steep foothills of the White Mountains. These forests belong to the King. Other woods are small; mostly oak, ash, elm and poplar. All fertile land in Anórien is owned by a few big landowners, if not part of the Royal Ward tended by share-croppers.
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Terrain in Anórien is flat drainage basin nurtured by rivers Anduin and Entwash, fertile and rich. Inviolate and pathless pine forests grow in the steep foothills of the White Mountains. These forests belong to the King. Other woods are small; mostly oak, ash, elm and poplar. All fertile land in Anórien is owned by few big landowners, if not part of the Royal Ward tended by share-croppers.

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Terrain in Anórien is flat drainage basin nurtured by rivers Anduin and Entwash, fertile and rich. Inviolate and pathless pine forests grow in the steep foothills of the White Mountains. These forests belong to the King. Other woods are small; mostly oak, ash, elm and poplar. All fertile land in Anórien is owned by few big landowners, if not part of the Royal Ward tended by share-croppers.
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Terrain in Anórien is flat drainage basin nurtured by rivers Anduin and Entwash, fertile and rich. Inviolate and pathless pine forests grow in steep downhills of the White Mountains. These forests belong to the King. Other woods are small; mostly oak, ash, elm and poplar. All fertile land in Anórien is owned by few big landowners, if not part of the Royal Ward tended by share-croppers.

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Along the ways are a number of shelters: simple stone huts with tiled roofs and a hearth, so that travellers can wait out violent wind or rain. Also provided for the traveller are wayside league-stones marking the mileage to various places inscribed with the //Angerthas// runes or angular Elvish lettering. A less common sight is the roadside gibbet where criminals are hung for all to see. The Royal Road is furnished with inns at regular intervals to service both merchants and King's dispatch riders.
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Along the ways are a number of shelters: simple stone huts with tiled roofs and a hearth, so that travellers can wait out violent wind or rain. Also provided for the traveller are wayside league-stones maring the mileage to various places inscribed with the //Angerthas// runes or angular Elvish lettering. A less common sight is the roadside gibbet where criminals are hung for all to see. The Royal Road is furnished with inns at regular intervals to service both merchants and King's dispatch riders.

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Anórien is connected to [[Calenardhon]] by the Royal Road shaded with twin lines of magificent poplars. All roads are well maintained. The major ones have a broad cobbled path wide enough for carts to pass one another with ease. This trackway is cambered and provided with drains so that it never becomes boggy or rutted. Flanking the trackway is another broad strip, this time of turf, used by riders. Many avenues are hedged.
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Anórien is connected to [[Calenardhon]] by the Royal Road shaded with twin lines of magificent poplars. All roads are well maintained. The major ones have a broad cobbled path wide enough for carts to pass one another with ease. This trackway is cambered and provided with drains so that it nev becomes boggy or rutted. Flanking the trackway is another broad strip, this time of turf, used by riders. Many avenues are hedged.

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Known as the **Land of the Sun**, Anórien is wealthy and populous region in northern [[Gondor]] where [[MinasAnor Minas Anor]] is located. Anórien lies north and east of the White Mountains, between the Anduin, Erui, Glanhír (river Mering) and Mouths of Entwash. It was established in S.A. 3320 by **Anárion** to be settled with his kinsmen and refuges from Númenor. However, some of its inhabitants are not of Dúnadan stock: Foothills and forests of Ered Nimrais are home to a reclusive and primitive aboriginal people called //Drúedain// ("Woodwoses").
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Known as the **Land of the Sun**, Anórien is wealthy and populous region in northern [[Gondor]] where [[MinasAnor Minas Anor]] is located. Anórien lies north and east of the White Mountains, between the Anduin, Erui, Glanhír (river Mering) and Mouths of Entwash. It was established in S.A. 3320 by **Anárion** to be settled with his kinsmen and refuges from Númenor. However, some of its inhabitants are not of Dúnadan stock: Foothills and forests of Ered Nimrais are home to recluse and primitive aboriginal people called //Drúedain// ("Woodwoses").

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Known as the **Land of the Sun**, Anórien is wealthy and populous region in northern [[Gondor]] where [[MinasAnor Minas Anor]] is located. Anórien lies north and east of the White Mountains, between the Anduin, Erui, Glanhír (river Mering) and Mouths of Entwash. It was established in S.A. 3320 by **Anárion** to be settled with his kinsmen and refuges from Númenor. However, some of its inhabitants are not of Dúnadan stock: Foothills and forests of Ered Nimrais are home to recluse and primitive aboriginal people called //Drúedain// ("Woodwoses").
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Known as the **Land of the Sun**, Anórien is wealthy and populous region in northern [[Gondor]] where [[MinasAnor Minas Anor]] was located. Anórien lies north and east of the White Mountains, between the Anduin, Erui, Glanhír (river Mering) and Mouths of Entwash. It was established in S.A. 3320 by **Anárion** to be settled with his kinsmen and refuges from Númenor. However, some of its inhabitants are not of Dúnadan stock: Foothills and forests of Ered Nimrais are home to recluse and primitive aboriginal people called //Drúedain// ("Woodwoses").

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Men of Anórien picture themselves as down-to-earth, assiduous, stalwarth and honest, boots deep in clay. At least half of the dúnadan inhabitants boast or pretend descent from Anárion himself and praise his simple virtues. Most Anóriens look upon men of [[Lebennin]] as haughty and obstinate, as [[Ithilien Ithileans]] are head-in-clouds and inclined to mysticism. They love their [[Tarondor King]] and his antics, and most think that all Southrons are untrustworthy.
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Men of Anórien picture themselves as down-to-earth, assiduous, stalwarth and honest, boots deep in clay. At least half of the dúnadan inhabitants pretend descent from Anárion himself. Most Anóriens look upon men of [[Lebennin]] as haughty and obstinate, as [[Ithilien Ithileans]] are head-in-clouds and inclined to mysticism. They love their [[Tarondor King]] and his antics, and most think that all Southrons are untrustworthy.

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Valley of Calenhad
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====Mentality====
Men of Anórien picture themselves as down-to-earth, assiduous, stalwarth and honest, boots deep in clay. At least half of the dúnadan inhabitants pretend descent from Anárion himself. Most Anóriens look upon men of [[Lebennin]] as haughty and obstinate, as [[Ithilien Ithileans]] are head-in-clouds and inclined to mysticism. They love their [[Tarondor King]] and his antics, and most think that all Southrons are untrustworthy.

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Capital of Anórien and Gondor. Supervised by the City Prefect.


Osgiliath (west side)
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Capital of Anórien and Gondor. Supervised by the City Prefect.


Osgiliath (West side)

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Pictures from Anórien
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Pictures from Harondor
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