Out of the Wet by Canafinwe
Larner · 3 November 2016 · Chapter 1: Out of the Wet
Ah, but bless their hostess and her children. At least she knows the true meaning of hospitality, and both Aragorn and Halbarad will be strengthened ere they're turned out into the weather again. Love this family Aragorn and his kinsman have stumbled upon.
Mere Yom · 1 November 2016 · Chapter 1: Out of the Wet
"Somehow, despite all appearances, she knew they meant her no harm." Of course she knew. When has anyone from Staddle or Bree ever been hurt by a Ranger? Lovely hobbity common sense.
Bitsay · 31 October 2016 · Chapter 1: Out of the Wet
Wonderful! I do love your Aragorn - so honourable and determined. Thank you!
Rowanfair · 31 October 2016 · Chapter 1: Out of the Wet
Beautiful! Glad to have the Hobbits back in your tales :-) Many thanks for sharing so many wonderful new stories right now!
Drumy · 30 October 2016 · Chapter 1: Out of the Wet
Thank you very much for another marvelous story. I love Aragorn + Halbarad + Hobbits.
UTfrog · 30 October 2016 · Chapter 1: Out of the Wet
No wonder Aragorn loves hobbits so! The kindness he has always received from them certainly paved his way to the throne. Excellent story. Thank you.
someone · 30 October 2016 · Chapter 1: Out of the Wet
The beginning of the story was so painfully depressing that it really showed just how dangerous it must have been to be a ranger. No supplies, no help, just the two of them and some trolls. Aragorn had to show, again, why he is called the most hardy of men of his time. It is a miracle that Halbarad survived to fight in the war of the Ring, if that was not even the worst wound he had got. It is somehow sweet that hobbits build even the stables the same way they build their houses. It must have been a shock to find a pair of untidy giants in the stable, but the hobbit was so kind to let them stay there. A lovely end to this kind of story, they even got a nice breakfast.
shirebound · 30 October 2016 · Chapter 1: Out of the Wet
What a wonderful ending to such a desperate tale. Bless hobbits for having the good sense to know that a person needed to *eat*. I enjoyed this very much.