Rescue" the ring"

 This post is an attempt to import an older post from another blog. I select every part of it and copied it;

Than pasted it here. And it seems to work. I presssume you could make a post , let say in word and copy it here. Even could work on it, I resized the photos and some text.

So in fact you can create a post ofline and copy it here,

Well it is a public secret, that I am a fan of J.R.R Tolkien. Almost read all of his books and find it high standing literature.
That includes The Lord of the ring saga, as much as I like the movies, they not hold a candle to the books. The world he created complete with history, languages, genealogy and much more, could be a reality on its own. In fact it is.
Last week I got a present from somebody who is or was a huge fan together with his father, untill his father left us for a better place. He gave me one of his rings , they had a huge collection. It is the one ring with red inscription , the ring poem, in the dark speech of Mordor, what we will not speak here.

It translates like this

One ring to rule them all

One ring to find them

One ring to bring them all

and in darkness ( shadows ) bind them

This is not the complete poem, but this is what is on the ring.

I am very happy with this gift and it will compagnion me if I read the books again.

Or maybe just maybe has the ring found me and is it calling me to bring it back to his master. Will I turn in Gollem if I keep it long enough, some would say it is a better look for me. The future holds the thruth and will reveale itself.

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  1. I sort of remember seeing this post at another site and I can see what you were trying to do. Not a bad idea to recapture some old posts and bring them here.

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    1. This was before on SB. Will see what is worth saving

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  2. Good information - thank you, Peter. I read the complete LOR trilogy a few months ago, maybe 50 years after I read it the first time. It is the work of a master. I noticed how detailed he was about the natural setting -- the trees, rocks, rivers, etc. In the chapter where the Fellowship takes the river voyage, Tolkein gave many details about all the plants on the cliff sides.

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  3. Wow thats a very cool gift, Loved the books, the movies did not really care for them

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