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Nick: erather (Registered User)
Date/Time: Thu, 4/1/2004 at 17:22 EDT (Thu, 4/1/2004 at 13:22 PST)
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In Reply To: There was a ford at Cair Andros,  <Curious>  [4/1/2004 @ 11:08]  (1/2)
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Thanks, Curious, you really do know everything!
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I suppose even a great river like the Anduin can have fordable points if the land levels out so that the river broadens and slows and cannot cut as deeply.  And the mention of marshes is consistent with there being a fairly level region.  But it's hard to mount an attack on a fortified position (as Cair Andros must have been by the time the West got there) across a ford.  I think I like PhantomS's suggestion of capturing enemy boats better.  Particularly if they're anything like the landing craft in the movie!

sic hobbitur ad astra.
(Entire text of a postcard received by JRRT in 1937, according to Letter #17)

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