This Lord of the Rings laser-engraved map of the Shire is exclusive to my shop and it is filled with details that any "The Hobbit" or "The Lord of the Rings" fan will love to explore.
The Map of the Shire includes Hobbit Holes, rivers, forests, pubs, gardens, pipe-weed fields and more! Order your Map of the Shire today and enjoy all the details of this little corner of Middle Earth.
Hobbiton: The home of Frodo and Bilbo Baggins called Bag End or "The Hill" is just North of the center of this map. It is here that the story of "The Hobbit" by J.R.R. Tolkien begins. Just south of the Hill is the Mill churing away in the Water along with gardens of Bilbo's and his neighbors.
Bywater: Closeby to Hobbiton, just to the South lies Bywater where Merry, Sam, Pippin and Frodo frequent the Green Dragon, their favorite pub. All the local gossip is heard here, most of which is told by Hamfast Gamgee, "the Old Gaffer" who also happens to be Samwise's father. It is also here that Sam met his future wife Rosie Cotton, a barmaid at the Green Dragon
The South Farthing: Known for some of the very best pipe weed in the land, Longbottom Leaf and Old Toby was grown in the little town of Longbottom. Located due south of Pinup, you can even see the tobacco fields which were highly regarded (and guarded!). Bilbo, Gandalf and even Saruman were known to indulge in this finest pipe-weed and often boulght it by the barrelfull! BTW, rumor has it that I'll be creating some Longbottom Leaf and Old Toby Tobacco Boxes soon! It is most definitely true!
Buckland: Meriadoc Brandybuck, or just Merry to his numerous friends, hailed from the town of Buckland in the East, just outside the Old Forest. Frodo Baggins, before he was adopted by his Uncle Bilbo lived in Buckland along with his dear firends Pippin Took and Merry. In the Fellowship of the Ring, Frodo, Sam, Merry and Pippin flee Hobbiton by way of the Buckleberry Ferry on their way to Bree.
The Three Farthing Stone: This monument, located on the East Road, marked the joining point of the West Farthing, East Farthing and South Farthing (thus the 'three' in three farthing!). The inhabitants of the Shire also marked this point loosely as the cetnerpoint of The Shire.
This Map of the Shire measures roughly 16"x12".