Dates

Planted sometime between III 2340 and c. III 2900

Location

Running along the eastern border of Buckland, from the Brandywine Bridge in the north to Haysend in the south

Origins

Set by the Bucklanders to protect themselves from the Old Forest to the east

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The Hedge

The eastern boundary of Buckland

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Map of the Hedge

The High Hay; the great hedge built by the Bucklanders along their eastern border to protect themselves from the strange things that lived in the Old Forest.

See also...

Bonfire Glade, Breredon, Buckland Gate, Crickhollow, Deephallow, Grindwall, Hay Gate, Haysend, Hayward Family, High Hay, Horn-call of Buckland, Newbury, North-gate, River Baranduin, Standelf, [See the full list...]Willow-man

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