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Avalon
Avalon is the legendary Isle of Avalon from Arthurian tradition, described as an island of apple trees and magical abundance where King Arthur's sword Excalibur was forged and where the wounded Arthur was taken to be healed. The island is associated with the enchantress Morgan and with a ring of sisters who rule there, and has long been identified in later tradition with Glastonbury Tor in southwest England.
Its prime
1150
Today
Legendary
As it stood in 1150
What Avalon looked like in its prime.
A low, mist-touched island of orchards and meadows: woods of apple trees, close-clipped grassy fields that appear to bear grain and grapevines without ploughing, sheltered coves with small boats at the waterline, and a gentle tor or hill rising above surrounding marshland. Light is often pale and diffuse, with blossoms and wildflowers thick on the grass; any human dwellings are low and tucked into the tree line, while a central clearing or hall serves as a focal point for ritual and healing.
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7 places to explore in 1150.
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