A gazetteer of the lands Celenneth has walked, west to east and north to south across Middle-earth.
From Bree to the deeps of Moria, from the courts of Rivendell and Dale to the plains of Rohan, the White City, and at last the Grey Havens — the map of a life lived on the road.
Where the road begins — the Prancing Pony, and Celenneth's home among the Bree-folk.
The southern crossing where bandits and a cursed diadem set the tale in motion.
The deeps where Celenneth marched with Balin's folk — the Ledge of Woe, Uftak's Lair, the fortress of Malech.
Elrond's hall, and the counsels that shaped her road.
The eaves of the great wood — orcs, spirits, and the paths toward Dale.
The city of Men beneath the Mountain, and audience with its king.
The plains of the horse-lords — Yule, the First Marshal, and a foundling child.
The White City, Steward Turgon, and rumours that drew her south.
The oldest wood, where the Ent's test broke and remade her.
Bilbo, the Ring, and quiet days in the Marish.
Frozen depths, a ranger station, and an altar beneath the ice.
The harbour at the world's edge — the ship, its crew, and the reef beyond.