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rewatch | episode 104 The Poisoned Chalice
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Buckinghamshire revisited
Jun. 8th, 2010 10:28 pmmerlocmod.livejournal.comSo… after the thrills (hot!Colin) and disappointments (absent!Bradley) of the London Expo, my dear friend ![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
asifidletyou and I took a quick Locations Tour to our two new Buckinghamshire locations: Burnham Beeches and Ivinghoe Beacon.
Burnham Beeches
Of courseasifidletyou is nothing if not tenacious when it comes to Arthur and Bradley, so we managed to find the rise over which Arthur appears in episode 104 The Poisoned Chalice…
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asifidletyou and I took a quick Locations Tour to our two new Buckinghamshire locations: Burnham Beeches and Ivinghoe Beacon. Burnham Beeches
Of course
asifidletyou is nothing if not tenacious when it comes to Arthur and Bradley, so we managed to find the rise over which Arthur appears in episode 104 The Poisoned Chalice… ( Read more... )
Burnham Beeches
May. 28th, 2010 12:02 ammerlocmod.livejournal.comBurnham Beeches was both my first stop and my last stop on my recent Locations road trip. I had a wander round myself one day, and then was lucky enough to be shown around by one of the Rangers on another day - thank you, Jeremy! Together we worked out exactly what had been filmed where. The relevant episodes are 104 The Poisoned Chalice and 105 Lancelot.
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Ivinghoe Beacon
May. 18th, 2010 10:06 pmmrs-leary.livejournal.com{happy sighs} This is a good one! A Merlin Location three times over, and each significant in its own way. It gave me a real thrill to visit Ivinghoe Beacon in Buckinghamshire on Monday, and find the spot on the ancient Ridgeway Path where we saw Merlin Himself for the very first time. I don't know if it was deliberate, but one could hardly wish for a more historical or indeed a more English path for him to walk!
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(This report has been brought to you from Mold - and Colin's gonna be so jealous cos I got to see the library! Hee!)
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(This report has been brought to you from Mold - and Colin's gonna be so jealous cos I got to see the library! Hee!)
mrs-leary.livejournal.comI thought it worth doing another, fuller post about the locations we don't yet know the location of... I'm sure there's more than this, but these are the things that have particularly snagged my curiosity. All ideas will be welcome!
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Chislehurst Caves
Aug. 3rd, 2009 02:19 pmmrs-leary.livejournal.comThe Chislehurst Caves are actually man-made chalk and flint mines (not caves!) dating back over 800 years, with separate sections supposedly dug by the Saxons, Druids and Romans.
how it's used in Merlin
In the episode The Mark of Nimueh, the Caves stand in for the area under the castle of Camelot where the water supply is managed. The Caves might have also been used for the caves in the Forest of Balor that Arthur and Nimueh walk through in The Poisoned Chalice. However, I suspect that the scenes of Nimueh plotting at her font or well are filmed against a green screen in the studio, and the chasm where Arthur finds the Mortaeus flower likewise (perhaps using the set providing a ledge in the cave of the Great Dragon).
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