Where in Middle Earth would YOU like to live and why?

[Lessa]

yes I agree B anywhere there is a good pub in the shire would do though.

Lessa

[Lady*Elentári]

Lothlorien...do i really have to explain why!!??

[Beleriel]

errr yes!   

After all you must have a legitimate reason to want to live there.   

[Lady*Elentári]

...well Haldir lives there.

and its pretty...but NOT ONLY because haldir lives there 

[Aiwendil]

I would love to live in Edoras because it's such a beautiful place and has great history. (And I've been there. )

[Anodien]

I would like to live in Gondor, because my sister lives there with Faramir.

[Tinil-Galia]

I would like to live in Gondor, because my sister lives there with Faramir.

Well, she's got that right  Hehe, I've got her well trained

[Beleriel]

I would like to live in Gondor, because my sister lives there with Faramir.

So, if you lived there close to your sister, who would you shack up with then?   

[Taurendil]

As a matter of fact if I ever were given a chance of choosing where to live in Middle Earth I would live anywhere, except perhaps the land of Mordor and the lands to the south of it. In my opinion living in Middle Earth as such is much more interesting and vivid than in place where I live.
However, every corner and realm in Middle Earth has its advantages. When I re-watch the Fellowship of the Ring and Bilbo describes life in the Shire I often think of living in place akin to it. The woods, the fields, little rivers, quiet life, in other words, away from the troubles of living in big cities in our world.
Then living in the woods, just like the elves in Doriath, Mirkwood and Lórien. I like the forests and the trees and beasts, you know. 
In fair valley of Imladris I would also like to live. I am much influenced by the views in the films, I suppose. As already mentioned, the falling waters, birds, songs, nature and the inhabitants of it of course.
Moria with ‘roaring fires, malt beer, ripe meet of the bone’ seems fabulous to live in.           
Isengard is very impressive too, before it was felled by Saruman. Imagine great views from a tall pinnacle of Orthanc in the ring of stone with the trees growing within it where you can walk in piece and thought.

[Mithers]

I agree with you Taurendil, every part of middle earth has a beauty of its own (except mordor for me) but if I had to choose, and I suppose that by middle earth you mean the middle earth of the third age not counting beleriand, I'd choose Lothlorien. I love woods, the peace and silence in them, at first sight they look as if they where inhabbited but theres so much life in them... I've always loved treehouses, but lothlorien is a whole city above the floor on enormous and beautiful trees. The architecture, the light... living in perfect harmony with nature, its just great. 

[Theoden]

my is a rethorical reply:

my favourite city is Edoras ...if i have to choose other place i say Imladris or Moria, when her power was still great.



Theoden

[Mithrandir]

For me, it's actually The Hidden City of Gondolin. A place of magnificent strength and majesty. Also, a place of great beauty if it is anything like the painting by Ted Nasmith.

[leafi]

as many of you have already said i think i would be to hard to pick oneplace to stay in middle as they all seem so intriguing but since i have elven blood in me i would have to choose rivendell!

[Taurendil]

What makes ME so attractive to live in? Is it only inhabitants of Middle Earth, elves, dwarves and so on?

[Lessa]

I also think it is because ME is unspoilt for the most part by industry.

Lessa

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