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[[Image:Ted Nasmith - No Way Down.jpg|thumb|250px|''No Way Down'' by [[Ted Nasmith]] depicts the cliffs of Emyn Muil.]]
[[Image:Ted Nasmith - No Way Down.jpg|thumb|250px|''No Way Down'' by [[Ted Nasmith]] depicts the cliffs of Emyn Muil.]]
'''Emyn Muil''' was the range of hills that massed on either side of the [[Anduin]] above the inflow of the [[Entwash]]. At one time they marked the northern borders of [[Gondor]]; [[Frodo]] and [[Sam]] crossed them on their journey to [[Mordor]].
'''Emyn Muil''' was the range of hills that massed on either side of the [[Anduin]] above the inflow of the [[Entwash]]. At one time they marked the northern borders of [[Gondor]]; [[Frodo Baggins|Frodo]] and [[Sam]] crossed them on their journey to [[Mordor]].


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Revision as of 18:18, 21 May 2007

No Way Down by Ted Nasmith depicts the cliffs of Emyn Muil.

Emyn Muil was the range of hills that massed on either side of the Anduin above the inflow of the Entwash. At one time they marked the northern borders of Gondor; Frodo and Sam crossed them on their journey to Mordor.