Duilond

We spent a day in Duillond, and walked down by the riverside. I was happy to see him again. Ceuro said he was happy to see me. And we planned to meet again at Numenstaya, after he had completed his work in Mithlond. We would ask if we could rejoin the Lady Danel's household. 

Story link. 'Aealinn in Charge.'

Danel and Parnard look over the valley from one of Duilond's platforms. The stars again draw their attention. Danel explains she is considering approaching the Dwarven craftsfolk of Ered Luin, to see what sort of glasses for star-seeing they can make, in lieu of the Mirdan crafted one she has long since lost. 

Being concerned to celebrate Midsummer with a feast, and knowing the halls are running low of certain items (wine), Parnard seems delighted to find a good supplier of young wines and cheeses in Duilond. Danel happily puts in an order for as soon as it can be delivered. 

With Estarfin away in Mithlond, Danel and Parnard ride to Duilond to purchase provisions. They stray into the enclosed garden, though it does not seem at its best. 

As the repairs on the house have begun in earnest, I have followed lady Ealendil to the market in Duillond. No need to be in the way of master Bregedúr and his workmen. However, Ealendil is very quiet about the reasons for this rather sudden trip, only mentioning that she had caught wind of an old acquaintance of hers that had come down from the Vale Thrain, and she much wanted to meet with him.

Angelnarth in Falathlorn, clad in armour with the Seven on his back.

Durthand and Aearlinn take a brief pause in their duties to admire the view across the Lhun. Although both are concerned for Curugirion and Aearandir, they trust in the skill of their friends, and in the strength and speed of the vessels they command.