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	The Berwyn range of mountains are Snowdonia's lesser-known younger siblings, extending from the Nant Conwy east into Denbighshire and petering out in Flintshire. Their tallest mountain is ''Cadair Berwyn'' - still a bit of a dwarf next to Snowdon and Cadair Idris, though.		The Berwyn range of mountains are Snowdonia's lesser-known younger siblings, extending from the Nant Conwy east into Denbighshire and petering out in Flintshire. Their tallest mountain is ''Cadair Berwyn'' - still a bit of a dwarf next to Snowdon and Cadair Idris, though.

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	==Anotation==		==Anotation==
	~~''Berwyn'' is also a Gondorian warrior in ''Lord of the Rings''. More plausibly here, the~~ Berwyn range of mountains are Snowdonia's lesser-known younger siblings, extending from the Nant Conwy east into Denbighshire and petering out in Flintshire. Their tallest mountain is ''Cadair Berwyn'' - still a bit of a dwarf next to Snowdon and Cadair Idris, though.		The Berwyn range of mountains are Snowdonia's lesser-known younger siblings, extending from the Nant Conwy east into Denbighshire and petering out in Flintshire. Their tallest mountain is ''Cadair Berwyn'' - still a bit of a dwarf next to Snowdon and Cadair Idris, though.

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	A Dwarf girl originally from [[Lancre]] who now works on the Clacks down [[Quirm]] way. Her second name in one interpretation might be ''[[Bedwyr]]ssniece'', ''Nefiobedwyr'', or ''Bedwyrssnifte'', depending on which locality of Dwarfs you ask. Her Uncle Bedwyr was moved to violence by the implied threat to her of rogue Dwarfs burning down clacks towers, however.		A Dwarf girl originally from [[Lancre]] who now works on the Clacks down [[Quirm]] way. Her second name in one interpretation might be ''[[bedwyr Beddsson\|Bedwyr]]ssniece'', ''Nefiobedwyr'', or ''Bedwyrssnifte'', depending on which locality of Dwarfs you ask. Her Uncle Bedwyr was moved to violence by the implied threat to her of rogue Dwarfs burning down clacks towers, however.

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	A Dwarf girl originally from [[Lancre]] who now works on the Clacks down [[Quirm]] way. Her second name in one interpretation might be ''[[~~Berwyn~~]]~~sniece~~'', ''~~Nefioberwyn~~'', or ''~~Berwynssnifte~~'', depending on which locality of Dwarfs you ask. Her Uncle ~~Berwyn~~ was moved to violence by the implied threat to her of rogue Dwarfs burning down clacks towers, however.		A Dwarf girl originally from [[Lancre]] who now works on the Clacks down [[Quirm]] way. Her second name in one interpretation might be ''[[Bedwyr]]ssniece'', ''Nefiobedwyr'', or ''Bedwyrssnifte'', depending on which locality of Dwarfs you ask. Her Uncle Bedwyr was moved to violence by the implied threat to her of rogue Dwarfs burning down clacks towers, however.

	==Anotation==		==Anotation==

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A Dwarf girl originally from [[Lancre]] who now works on the Clacks down [[Quirm]] way. Her second name in one interpretation might be ''[[Berwyn]]sniece'', ''Nefioberwyn'', or ''Berwynssnifte'', depending on which locality of Dwarfs you ask. Her Uncle Berwyn was moved to violence by the implied threat to her of rogue Dwarfs burning down clacks towers, however.

==Anotation==
''Berwyn'' is also a Gondorian warrior in ''Lord of the Rings''. More plausibly here, the Berwyn range of mountains are Snowdonia's lesser-known younger siblings, extending from the Nant Conwy east into Denbighshire and petering out in Flintshire. Their tallest mountain is ''Cadair Berwyn'' - still a bit of a dwarf next to Snowdon and Cadair Idris, though.

[[Category: Dwarfish characters]]