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<p>195.148.77.22: iw fi</p> <hr /> <div>'''White Wolves''' were a type of wolf native to the frozen lands in the north of [[Middle-earth]]. They were not normally seen in [[Eriador]], but seem to have remained among the snows of the [[Forodwaith]] and perhaps beyond.<br /> <br /> In the year [[Third Age|T.A.]] 2911, one of the harshest winters in Middle-earth's history descended, the so-called [[Fell Winter]]. The ice and snow of the north came at least as far south as the [[Shire]]. With them came the White Wolves, invading Eriador and roaming as far as the Shire. The frozen [[Brandywine]] River meant that they were even able to cross into the [[Eastfarthing]]. This was the last time the [[Horn-call of Buckland]] was used before the [[War of the Ring]], one hundred and seven years later.<br /> <br /> [[Category:Wolves]]<br /> <br /> [[fi:Valkoiset Sudet]]</div>

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<p>195.148.77.22: </p> <hr /> <div>'''Durin's Day''' is a rare event noted by [[Dwarves]]. The first day of the Dwarves' year is the day that begins the last cycle of the [[Moon]] to begin in autumn. When on this day both the [[Sun]] and Moon may be seen in the sky together, it is called Durin's Day.<br /> <br /> In ''[[The Hobbit]]'', the writing on the map that [[Gandalf]] had received from [[Thráin II]] mentioned Durin's Day. It predicted that on Durin's Day the last light of the Sun as night fell would reveal the secret door into the [[Lonely Mountain]].<br /> <br /> An illustration of Durin's Day is featured on the [[Dutch Tolkien Calendar 2006]].<br /> <br /> [[Category: Events]]<br /> [[de:Durins Tag]]<br /> [[fi:Durinin Päivä]]</div>

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