The Lord of the Rings · Location
Bree-land
- region
- rustic stone village
Bree-land is a small, self-contained rural region of fields and tamed woodland clustered around the prominent Bree-hill, which stands tall and brown. The village of Bree features sturdy stone houses nestled on the western slopes, enclosed by a defensive dike and thick hedge with barred gates, while the ancient Prancing Pony inn provides a welcoming landmark with its wings built into the hill. The area feels like a peaceful island of habitation with leafy, colorful woods under clear sunlight before giving way to the surrounding empty lands and wilderness.
- Type
- region
- Style
- rustic stone village
- First appears
- Book 1 · Ch. 10
- Books
- 1
History
BOOK 1The Fellowship of the Ring: Being the First Part of the Lord of the Rings
Bree-land is a small, self-contained rural region of fields and tamed woodland clustered around the prominent Bree-hill, which stands tall and brown. The village of Bree features sturdy stone houses nestled on the western slopes, enclosed by a defensive dike and thick hedge with barred gates, while the ancient Prancing Pony inn provides a welcoming landmark with its wings built into the hill. The area feels like a peaceful island of habitation with leafy, colorful woods under clear sunlight before giving way to the surrounding empty lands and wilderness.
Appearances
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