The Brandywine Bridge is a bridge going across the Baranduin or Brandywine river. The only other ways to cross the river are the Bucklebury Ferry, the Sarn Ford, or swimming across.
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| - The Brandywine Bridge is a bridge going across the Baranduin or Brandywine river. The only other ways to cross the river are the Bucklebury Ferry, the Sarn Ford, or swimming across.
- The Bridge Tower was maintained by the Shire-folk for a few centuries after the fall of Arthedain, but eventually its stones were put to better use elsewhere. High ground, in the form of two ridges built up into causeways by t e Arnorians, reached close to the Brandywine at this point. The country on either side was a mi x of woods, bog , and farms, fading away into brush and prairie eastward along the Great East Road . The few Hobbits living east of the bridge were considered to be eccentric. An iron and timber gate blocked the western end of the bridge at nightfall, although Hobbits had no trouble getting the gate-keepers to wake up and open it if they arrived after dark. South of the road, another gate provided an entrance to Buckland. The High Hay blocked passage farther east, but even
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| - ホビット庄にて騒乱が起きようとしている中、橋の大きなアーチに水門が設置され、両側に庄察が置かれた。「よそ者」を必ず疑ってきたホビット庄の者たちであったが、乱暴者の人間やその他の者たちの行き来が激しくなるにつれ、境界の彼方から侵入してくる脅威を見張らざるを得ない状況となった。幸いにも、小さい人の国がこれまでに見てきた苦しみは、その外で強大化する影に比べるとまだかわいいものであった。
- その昔は石弓橋と呼ばれていたブランディワイン橋は、そもそもバランドゥイン川の土手道としてアルノールの者たちによって造られた。ホビット庄の建国者たちはアルセダインの王より土地を与えられた際、単純な対価を支払うこととなった。それは西方への道を閉ざすことのないように橋を手入れして維持することであった。ホビット庄のホビットたちは北方王国が滅亡してからも、この偉大な石橋を維持し続け、人間であろうが、エルフやドワーフであろうが、道を閉ざすことなく役目を果たした。川はブランディワイン、橋はブランディワイン橋と改名されたが、ホビット庄のホビットは今日も橋を維持し、橋の上から監視を続けているのである。
- ブランディワイン橋
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| - The Bridge Tower was maintained by the Shire-folk for a few centuries after the fall of Arthedain, but eventually its stones were put to better use elsewhere. High ground, in the form of two ridges built up into causeways by t e Arnorians, reached close to the Brandywine at this point. The country on either side was a mi x of woods, bog , and farms, fading away into brush and prairie eastward along the Great East Road . The few Hobbits living east of the bridge were considered to be eccentric. An iron and timber gate blocked the western end of the bridge at nightfall, although Hobbits had no trouble getting the gate-keepers to wake up and open it if they arrived after dark. South of the road, another gate provided an entrance to Buckland. The High Hay blocked passage farther east, but eventually it turned southward. The traveler could then peer into the darkness of the Old Forest, entered by only a few brave hunters who seldom spent the night. In the first century of the Fourth Age , increased traffic along the Great East Road caused a small town , Bridgebury , to spring up at either end of the span. Despite strenuous efforts by the Brandybuck , Bolger , and Quillfoyle clans , Hobbits were not able to prevent Men from settling on the eastern outskirts of the town. Babbin Quillfoyle , the Hobbit mayor of Bridgebury , had to negotiate town-rules with Arnorian traders and caravansaries, just as his ancestors did in the old Shire in the years following its grant by Arthedain's King.
- The Brandywine Bridge is a bridge going across the Baranduin or Brandywine river. The only other ways to cross the river are the Bucklebury Ferry, the Sarn Ford, or swimming across.
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