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...once every 13th Great Sothic Cycle, Behold your Lord rides on a donkey to the Mount Erebur on the Durin's Day on the last twilight of the Autumn before the first New moon of Winter (technically the New moon before or on the Winter Solstice), this Mount Erebur is nowadays pronounced with the current elvish slang as the "Hvannadalshnjúkur". In Finland its called Aasivuori (thus we consider the whole Iceland as it, and the mountain just one of its crown pointers) as our culture is that old, this particular "island" was actually the mountain peak itself.

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...once every 13th Great Sothic Cycle, Behold your Lord rides on a donkey to the Mount Erebur on the Durin's Day on the last twilight of the Autumn before the first New moon of Winter (technically the New moon before or on the Winter Solstice), this Mount Erebur is nowadays pronounced with the current elvish slang as the "Hvannadalshnjúkur". In Finland its called Aasivuori (thus we consider the whole Iceland as it, and the mountain just one of its crown pointers) as our culture is that old, this particular "island" was actually the mountain peak itself.