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Love it. Thank you!

This is the video I was looking for so long... ❤

I guess in my mind’s eye, I always assumed the journey was to the northwest.

Thanks!

First, caradhras. Second, osgiliath. Third, in mordor they went along the mountains all the way till isenmouth disguised as orcs

Very nice some inaccuracies. Would have nice to see the journey back as well ending at the Grey Havens.

There is a book , The Atlas of Middle Earth , which shows the routes of all the main characters..

I admire the attempt, but this is wrong almost entirely after arriving in Rivendell for the movies, and completely wrong for the books.

Cool ❤

well that cuts a long story short.....

istening to this I was expecting faramir to say 'I used to be an adventurer like you. Then I took an arrow in the knee...'

It’s funny how it doesn’t look like it’s far but they traveled nearly 20 years or something I forgot but it was long long time not like the movies where it looks like it was only months or few years

Nice job, I had to check to see where Beorn's place was.

Someone know what river he saw the ring?

what software is this please

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On 11 January - 12, T.A. 3019, the Fellowship of the Ring attempted to cross the Misty Mountains by the Redhorn Gate.[5] They came into a fierce blizzard and could not go any further because of the deep snow. Thus were they defeated by the ill will of the mountain and were forced to cross under the Misty Mountains through the Mines of Moria.[1]

very beautifully done, impressive - Thank You!

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Basically this video provides U-bar at all footing edges and at wall top. However, this almost never happened since the tensile stresses are negligible in these areas. The private owners will cry about the high cost but public entities probably don't care.

Skyrim music in a lotr video...

This isn’t the same map Gandalf gave me.

Amazing. Thank you so much really!

Did you… did you make this?

I really don't understand the reinforcement that you've provided, for a structural engineers' pov.

This for nuclear containment area?

Just started reading The Hobbit and this helps me understand where they are and where they're going. Currently in the part where they are in the Misty Mountains. Awesome job sir!

Nice touch with the smoke of mt doom

It would've been nice to include his later journeys unto the grey havens! But boy oh boy, the company just went east. The adventures are so numerous but the path seems so straightforward

Holy smokes

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i have to do a presentation of a chosen book and i wanted to make a bigger version of this. Thank you so much!

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Frodo actually starts his journey by going _west_ out of Hobbiton, before turning south, then south-east, before heading due east. The book doesn't explain why: Frodo's excuse for leaving was that he was going to Buckland, which is in any case to the east of Hobbiton. It is also strange that Frodo should choose this round-about route, since Pippin - who was not privy to Frodo's plans - went with him. And since Pippin thought they were headed for Buckland *(or so he had Frodo believe),* it is odd that Pippin never questioned the route - or that Frodo never wondered why Pippin didn't question it.

So is all of this rebar necessary for all concrete walls OR can this be simply for load bearing? I am only looking for what needs to be had for an exterior non-load bearing wall next to a walkway … TYIA and God bless

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Ah Skyrim..

Very good

tnx to whoever participate in this video

Well done

Wow that’s was cool! You should definitely make more.

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Very nice job. thank you a lot.

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The rotating was unnecessary and just makes me dizzy

Too many inaccuracies...

This looks like an excellent retaining wall for a Seismic Active area. I have a home standing on concrete columns and would like to create a retaining wall like this to further fortify the structure.

This is incredible!! Well done, mate