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{{month|October}} | Events that occurred on {{PAGENAME}}. | ||
Events | ==On Earth== | ||
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* '''[[1945]]''' - Author [[Hal Colebatch]] is born. | * '''[[1945]]''' - Author [[Hal Colebatch]] is born. | ||
* '''[[1983]]''' - [[Hannah Wood]] | * '''[[1983]]''' - Amateur actress [[Hannah Wood]] is born. | ||
* '''[[2008]]''' - The [[Tales from the Perilous Realm (1992 radio series)|radio series of ''Tales from the Perilous Realm]]'' is re-released in the US. | * '''[[1984]]''' - [[Oxonmoot 1984]] at [[wikipedia:Oxford Town Hall|Oxford Town Hall]]. | ||
* '''[[2007]]''' - ''Cair Andros'', a feast of the [[Ellinikós Sýllogos Philon Tólkin]]. | |||
* '''[[2008]]''' - The [[Tales from the Perilous Realm (1992 radio series)|1992 radio series]] of ''[[Tales from the Perilous Realm]]'' is re-released in the US. | |||
==In Arda== | ==In Arda== | ||
* | * {{TA|3018}}: | ||
**{{Cal Travel-Frodo2}} | ** {{Cal Travel-Frodo2}} | ||
**{{Cal Travel-Gandalf2}} | ** {{Cal Travel-Gandalf2}} | ||
**{{Cal Travel-Boromir}} | ** {{Cal Travel-Boromir}}<noinclude>[[Category:Dates|281]]</noinclude> | ||
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Revision as of 11:23, 23 July 2011
Events that occurred on 7 October.
On Earth
- 1945 - Author Hal Colebatch is born.
- 1983 - Amateur actress Hannah Wood is born.
- 1984 - Oxonmoot 1984 at Oxford Town Hall.
- 2007 - Cair Andros, a feast of the Ellinikós Sýllogos Philon Tólkin.
- 2008 - The 1992 radio series of Tales from the Perilous Realm is re-released in the US.
In Arda
- T.A. 3018:
- With Frodo severely wounded, Strider and the four hobbits travel slowly towards Rivendell.
- Gandalf hurries towards Rivendell after the Black Riders attacked him on Weathertop.
- Boromir travels towards Rivendell to ask for counsel.
