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	Like the earlier [[Long Winter]] ({{TA\|2758}} – {{TA\|2759\|n}}), the Fell Winter began in November. This time [[Sauron]] was not able to launch a full attack, as the [[War of the Dwarves and Orcs]] of a full century earlier had eliminated most of the [[Orcs]] in the north, and the [[Haradrim]] had been badly defeated in {{TA\|2885\|n}}.<ref name="TA"/>		Like the earlier [[Long Winter]] ({{TA\|2758}} – {{TA\|2759\|n}}), the Fell Winter began in November. This time [[Sauron]] was not able to launch a full attack, as the [[War of the Dwarves and Orcs]] of a full century earlier had eliminated most of the [[Orcs]] in the north, and the [[Haradrim]] had been badly defeated in {{TA\|2885\|n}}.<ref name="TA"/>

−	The winter was also less harsh than the Long Winter, and snow and ice stopped in [[Eriador]] at the [[Greyflood]] River, and in [[Wilderland]] in the middle of [[Mirkwood]]. Nevertheless there were severe problems, as food again ran short, and the [[Hobbits]] of [[the Shire]] were attacked by white wolves which crossed the frozen [[Brandywine]] river.<ref>{{FR\|II3}}</ref> It was on this occasion that the [[Horn-call of Buckland]] had been sounded; it was not heard again until [[Nazgûl\|Black Riders]] invaded [[Buckland]] in {{TA\|3018\|n}}.<ref>{{FR\|I11}}</ref> [[Gandalf]] and the [[Rangers of the North]] had to provide food for the Hobbits to prevent them from dying of hunger.	+	The winter was also less harsh than the Long Winter, and snow and ice stopped in [[Eriador]] at the [[Greyflood]] River, and in [[Wilderland]] in the middle of [[Mirkwood]]. Nevertheless there were severe problems, as food again ran short, and the [[Hobbits]] of [[the Shire]] were attacked by [[white wolves]] which crossed the frozen [[Brandywine]] river.<ref>{{FR\|II3}}</ref> It was on this occasion that the [[Horn-call of Buckland]] had been sounded; it was not heard again until [[Nazgûl\|Black Riders]] invaded [[Buckland]] in {{TA\|3018\|n}}.<ref>{{FR\|I11}}</ref> [[Gandalf]] and the [[Rangers of the North]] had to provide food for the Hobbits to prevent them from dying of hunger.

	In March when the winter ended great floods of meltwater rushed down [[Greyflood]], and the city of [[Tharbad]] was ruined and its bridge broken. The people of [[Enedwaith]] also suffered greatly as their lands were flooded.<ref name="TA"/>		In March when the winter ended great floods of meltwater rushed down [[Greyflood]], and the city of [[Tharbad]] was ruined and its bridge broken. The people of [[Enedwaith]] also suffered greatly as their lands were flooded.<ref name="TA"/>

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	{{disambig-two\|the Fell Winter of the [[Third Age]]\|Fell Winter of the [[First Age]]\|[[Fell Winter (First Age)]]}}		{{disambig-two\|the Fell Winter of the [[Third Age]]\|Fell Winter of the [[First Age]]\|[[Fell Winter (First Age)]]}}
	[[File:Ron Chironna - Fell Winter.jpg\|thumb\|''Fell Winter'' by Ron Chironna]]		[[File:Ron Chironna - Fell Winter.jpg\|thumb\|''Fell Winter'' by Ron Chironna]]

−	The '''Fell Winter''' ({{TA\|2911}} – {{TA\|2912}}<ref name="TA">{{App\|TA}}</ref>) was an extremely cold and long-lasting winter in [[Middle-earth]].	+	The '''Fell Winter''' ({{TA\|2911}} – {{TA\|2912\|n}}<ref name="TA">{{App\|TA}}</ref>) was an extremely cold and long-lasting winter in [[Middle-earth]].

−	Like the earlier [[Long Winter]] ({{TA\|2758}} – {{TA\|2759}}), the Fell Winter began in November. This time [[Sauron]] was not able to launch a full attack, as the [[War of the Dwarves and Orcs]] of a full century earlier had eliminated most of the [[Orcs]] in the north, and the [[Haradrim]] had been badly defeated in {{TA\|2885}}.<ref name="TA"/>	+	Like the earlier [[Long Winter]] ({{TA\|2758}} – {{TA\|2759\|n}}), the Fell Winter began in November. This time [[Sauron]] was not able to launch a full attack, as the [[War of the Dwarves and Orcs]] of a full century earlier had eliminated most of the [[Orcs]] in the north, and the [[Haradrim]] had been badly defeated in {{TA\|2885\|n}}.<ref name="TA"/>

−	The winter was also less harsh than the Long Winter, and snow and ice stopped in Eriador at the [[Greyflood]] ~~river~~, and in [[Wilderland]] in the middle of Mirkwood. Nevertheless there were severe problems, as food again ran short, and the [[Hobbits]] of [[~~The~~ Shire]] were attacked by white wolves which crossed the frozen [[Brandywine]] river.<ref>{{FR\|II3}}</ref> [[Gandalf]] and the [[Rangers of the North]] had to provide food for the Hobbits to prevent them from dying of hunger.	+	The winter was also less harsh than the Long Winter, and snow and ice stopped in [[Eriador]] at the [[Greyflood]] River, and in [[Wilderland]] in the middle of [[Mirkwood]]. Nevertheless there were severe problems, as food again ran short, and the [[Hobbits]] of [[the Shire]] were attacked by white wolves which crossed the frozen [[Brandywine]] river.<ref>{{FR\|II3}}</ref> It was on this occasion that the [[Horn-call of Buckland]] had been sounded; it was not heard again until [[Nazgûl\|Black Riders]] invaded [[Buckland]] in {{TA\|3018\|n}}.<ref>{{FR\|I11}}</ref> [[Gandalf]] and the [[Rangers of the North]] had to provide food for the Hobbits to prevent them from dying of hunger.

	In March when the winter ended great floods of meltwater rushed down [[Greyflood]], and the city of [[Tharbad]] was ruined and its bridge broken. The people of [[Enedwaith]] also suffered greatly as their lands were flooded.<ref name="TA"/>		In March when the winter ended great floods of meltwater rushed down [[Greyflood]], and the city of [[Tharbad]] was ruined and its bridge broken. The people of [[Enedwaith]] also suffered greatly as their lands were flooded.<ref name="TA"/>

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	The '''Fell Winter''' ({{TA\|2911}} – {{TA\|2912}}<ref name="TA">{{App\|TA}}</ref>) was an extremely cold and long-lasting winter in [[Middle-earth]].		The '''Fell Winter''' ({{TA\|2911}} – {{TA\|2912}}<ref name="TA">{{App\|TA}}</ref>) was an extremely cold and long-lasting winter in [[Middle-earth]].

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−	~~The '''Fell Winter''' ({{TA\|2911}} – {{TA\|2912}}) was an extremely cold and long-lasting winter in [[Middle-earth]].~~

−	~~Like the earlier [[Long~~ Winter]] ({{TA\|~~2758~~}} – {{TA\|~~2759~~}})~~, the Fell Winter began in November. This time [[Sauron]]~~ was ~~not able to launch a full attack, as the [[War of the Dwarves~~ and ~~Orcs]] of a full century earlier had eliminated most of his [[Orcs]]~~ in ~~the north, and the~~ [[~~Haradrim~~]] ~~had been badly defeated in {{TA\|2885}}~~.	+	The '''Fell Winter''' ({{TA\|2911}} – {{TA\|2912}}<ref name="TA">{{App\|TA}}</ref>) was an extremely cold and long-lasting winter in [[Middle-earth]].

−	~~The winter was also less harsh than~~ the Long Winter~~, and snow and ice stopped in Eriador at the [[Greyflood~~]] ~~river~~, ~~and~~ in [[~~Wilderland~~]] ~~in the middle of Mirkwood. Nevertheless there were severe problems~~, as ~~food again ran short, and~~ the [[~~Hobbits\|Hobbits~~]] of [[~~The Shire~~]] ~~were attacked by wolves which crossed~~ the ~~frozen [[Brandywine]] river. [[Gandalf]]~~ and the [[~~Rangers of the North~~]] had ~~to provide food for the Hobbits to prevent them from dying of hunger~~.	+	Like the earlier [[Long Winter]] ({{TA\|2758}} – {{TA\|2759}}), the Fell Winter began in November. This time [[Sauron]] was not able to launch a full attack, as the [[War of the Dwarves and Orcs]] of a full century earlier had eliminated most of the [[Orcs]] in the north, and the [[Haradrim]] had been badly defeated in {{TA\|2885}}.<ref name="TA"/>

−	In March when the winter ended great floods of meltwater rushed down [[Greyflood]], and the city of [[Tharbad]] was ruined and its bridge broken. The people of [[Enedwaith]] also suffered greatly as their lands were flooded.	+	The winter was also less harsh than the Long Winter, and snow and ice stopped in Eriador at the [[Greyflood]] river, and in [[Wilderland]] in the middle of Mirkwood. Nevertheless there were severe problems, as food again ran short, and the [[Hobbits]] of [[The Shire]] were attacked by white wolves which crossed the frozen [[Brandywine]] river.<ref>{{FR\|II3}}</ref> [[Gandalf]] and the [[Rangers of the North]] had to provide food for the Hobbits to prevent them from dying of hunger.
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		+	In March when the winter ended great floods of meltwater rushed down [[Greyflood]], and the city of [[Tharbad]] was ruined and its bridge broken. The people of [[Enedwaith]] also suffered greatly as their lands were flooded.<ref name="TA"/>

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	[[Image:Fell Winter.jpg\|thumb\|''Fell Winter'' by Ron Chironna]]		[[Image:Fell Winter.jpg\|thumb\|''Fell Winter'' by Ron Chironna]]
−	The '''Fell Winter''' (~~[[Third Age]]~~ 2911 – 2912) was an extremely cold and long-lasting winter in [[Middle-earth]].	+	The '''Fell Winter''' ({{TA\|2911}} – {{TA\|2912}}) was an extremely cold and long-lasting winter in [[Middle-earth]].

−	Like the earlier [[Long Winter]] of 2758 – 2759, the Fell Winter began in November. This time [[Sauron]] was not able to launch a full attack, as the [[War of the Dwarves and Orcs]] of a full century earlier had eliminated most of his [[Orcs]] in the north, and the [[Haradrim]] had been badly defeated in 2885.	+	Like the earlier [[Long Winter]] ({{TA\|2758}} – {{TA\|2759}}), the Fell Winter began in November. This time [[Sauron]] was not able to launch a full attack, as the [[War of the Dwarves and Orcs]] of a full century earlier had eliminated most of his [[Orcs]] in the north, and the [[Haradrim]] had been badly defeated in {{TA\|2885}}.

	The winter was also less harsh than the Long Winter, and snow and ice stopped in Eriador at the [[Greyflood]] river, and in [[Wilderland]] in the middle of Mirkwood. Nevertheless there were severe problems, as food again ran short, and the [[Hobbits\|Hobbits]] of [[The Shire]] were attacked by wolves which crossed the frozen [[Brandywine]] river. [[Gandalf]] and the [[Rangers of the North]] had to provide food for the Hobbits to prevent them from dying of hunger.		The winter was also less harsh than the Long Winter, and snow and ice stopped in Eriador at the [[Greyflood]] river, and in [[Wilderland]] in the middle of Mirkwood. Nevertheless there were severe problems, as food again ran short, and the [[Hobbits\|Hobbits]] of [[The Shire]] were attacked by wolves which crossed the frozen [[Brandywine]] river. [[Gandalf]] and the [[Rangers of the North]] had to provide food for the Hobbits to prevent them from dying of hunger.

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	The '''Fell Winter''' ([[Third Age]] 2911 – 2912) was an extremely cold and long-lasting winter in [[Middle-earth]].		The '''Fell Winter''' ([[Third Age]] 2911 – 2912) was an extremely cold and long-lasting winter in [[Middle-earth]].

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	The '''Fell Winter''' ([[Third Age]] 2911 – 2912) was an extremely cold and long-lasting winter in [[Middle-earth]].		The '''Fell Winter''' ([[Third Age]] 2911 – 2912) was an extremely cold and long-lasting winter in [[Middle-earth]].