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<p></p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>A series of towns extremely deep in [[Long Earth]] inhabited by both humans and trolls for many centuries, with most of the humans getting there by accident. New human arrivals are welcomed by the inhabitants. The buildings are unusual- although, at first glance, it seems new, the architecture at the base is virtually Roman. Things are too &#039;&#039;nice&#039;&#039; there; there are no arguments, and no sign of violence whatsoever. To [[Joshua Valienté]], it is like one of those dreams where things seem too normal, too idyllic.<br /> <br /> Curiously, the main township is at the same place as Humptulips would be if this was the [[Datum Earth|Datum]]- although the name is not to be confused with the &#039;&#039;other&#039;&#039; [[Humptulip]]s...<br /> <br /> [[Category:The Long Earth|Landings Happy]]<br /> <br /> ==Annotation==<br /> <br /> <br /> Natural Steppers from all periods of [[Datum Earth]]&#039;s history have found their way here, and elected to stay. This suggests Tanelorn in Michael Moorcock&#039;s opus, a city founded by free spirits from all parts and phases of the Multiverse who chose to renounce the old Gods. But Tanelorn was attacked by things of Chaos...</div>

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