Statistics: Posted by marmota-b — Sat Jun 20, 2015 2:38 pm
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Statistics: Posted by The Happy Islander — Tue Jun 16, 2015 12:31 am
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Woodland places: The CS Lewis Reserve (next to the Kilns), The Wytham Woods (Just outside Oxford - went for a walk there with the CS Lewis society once) and most especially the Forest of Dean (in Gloustershire - which is like one of the oldest forest in England). There were also a couple woodland places in the Lake District where my friend and I commented on...actually I think it was more Lord of the Rings, but could have passed for Narnia too.
Coastal places: We were on this little island/peninsula off Angelsey in Wales that my friend said she could imagine having stepped out of the world into Narnia
Ruins: I went to a few places with ruins that were rather Narnian - Greenlaugh castle (what's left of it) in Lancashire, Beaumaris Castle in Angelsey and the ruins of the Old Sarum cathedral in Salisbury.
There are a few parts of Sommerset that are quite Narnian - especially when it had been raining a lot and it was very green. Glastonbury Tor was pretty cool.
And finally my college in Oxford had massive gardens with a lake, so sometimes walking around there, though we were technically in a city, felt rather Narnian. Especially because there were lots of lampposts.
At some point I'll scour through my photos of these places and share a couple with you guys
Statistics: Posted by Ajnos — Tue Jun 02, 2015 7:53 am
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@Tenny, yeah, B.C. is gorgeous - some of the forests look pretty identical to Lantern Waste
Statistics: Posted by Shield Maiden — Mon Jun 01, 2015 9:00 pm
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And also you can't tell us the location if you live nearby it.
I live a long long way from British Columbia. Penticton reminds me in so many ways of Narnia. The woods and the water and the temperature. It's so... Narnian there.
Statistics: Posted by Tenethia — Sun May 31, 2015 11:01 pm
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One of the archery tournaments I went to a few weeks ago was in a totally different area of my state, and there were actually mountains there so I was really excited.
(with all them rocks and mudslides and stuff like that 
) It looked a lot like the part of Narnia you see in PC-movie when they're trying to get to Aslan's How. 
And there was even a few gullies and creek things too! Plussssssssssssss... I finally convinced my dad to get a lamppost for our front yard!
We have a lot of trees in our yard, so it would... uh.. look sort of like Narnia with the lamppost in it. 
Especiallyyyyyyyyyyyy if it snowed. (I asked about getting a toffee tree too, but he said we probably wouldn't... 
)Statistics: Posted by narniac101 — Sun May 31, 2015 6:20 pm
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Also,I'd love to hear about any time you've seen a narnian looking place. We could maybe have a thread to add our narnian places to?
Statistics: Posted by trufflehunter — Sun May 31, 2015 5:32 pm
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