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(TFT) Thoughts on Moria
On Thu, 2006-03-30 at 09:24, David Miller wrote:
> As for the mines of Moria the dwarves took advantage of the myriad
> natural caves and tunnels that riddled the Misty Mountains....
> . They also
> made use of the natural tunnels and caves and made them into finished
> passageways and halls. There was probably plenty of deep places to dump
> what material they dug out. For example they never sounded the great
> chasm over which they built Durin's Bridge.
>
> --David O. Miller
Huge holes can not exist underground. Given
time the rocks will flow and fill them in, or
fracture and cave in.
I always looked on this as an example of
"Tolkien is no Scientist".
I guess I am just saying that I am a bit
more bothered by "huge hollows underground"
than most people would be.
Warm regards, Rick.
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