From our recent cruise to New Zealand, we experienced the set of Hobbiton from the Lord of the Rings and the Hobbit trilogies. Don’t miss the opportunity to visit if you are ever in that area of the world. You can learn more about our visit from my blog page called: Cruise Day 8 – Tauranga, NZ November 30th, 2016. You can also see more on my Thursday Doors post titled Thursday Doors of the Round Kind.

For today’s post, I just thought I would share some of my pictures from Hobbiton that showcased the trees in the area:

The featured image shows Bag End, the home of both Bilbo and Frodo Baggins. The tree on top of Bag End at the end of Bagshot Row is particularly impressive:

Next is the Party Tree where the famous 111th Birthday Party for Bilbo was held:

Finally, a mixture of shots from around the area:

Thanks again to Becca Givens for hosting the Sunday Tree challenge. Check out her blog to see other entries for this week.

By Amazon Customer on September 4, 2016

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