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Hewing Naught but Wood

Story Summary

During the Battle of Helm's Deep, Gimli makes a statement that seems to be in conflict with previous events. Now, he's given a chance to explain himself. Featuring the Three Hunters at their pedantic best plus a pragmatic Eomer. And you thought Tolkien chat rooms were scary...

Chapter List

Ch#	Title	Words	Com.	Updated
1	Hewing Naught but Wood	2,612	1	26 Sep 05
Appx. Word Count		2,612	1

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Hewing Naught but Wood

Greywing - 08 Jul 06 - 4:51 AM

General Comment

I love the word-play! Very amusing. Well done!

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Author: Thundera Tiger

Status: General

Completion: Complete

Era: 3rd Age - Ring War

Genre: Humor

Rating: General

Last Updated: 04/04/10

Original Post: 09/26/05

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