#scripture without words

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Imagine these as a sort of Troll "swimmin' hole," portal into a "divin' hole" spring even:

(Apologies unto Snagglepuss for the inspiration)

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What more could be trollsthetically trollpealing?

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No wonder Trolls can't resist the sensation of hot springs and the healing effects thus inherent. It's just so ... natural, is it not, as well as in line with the Greater Trollsperience?

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Could there be something strangely trollish about this?

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Meanwhile, imagine what sort of mentrolling would happen in a troll cabin of this kind out in the woods. Hopefully, the sort as is respectful of Troll custom and out of love towards especially younger trolls needing some special help in a way.

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Now tell me this isn't as Troll as it gets:

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So what could get more Trollish here, to begin with?

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So what finds Trolldom so fascinating in the winter?

Plenty.

Especially when you consider that such creatures with such a closeness unto Nature aren't the sort as would hibernate in such a season otherwise so associated.

Even allowing for what little snowfall Trolldom would get in the main, winter sport manages to carry its own trollish sort of way throughout. Which is also bound to see its share of troll backpacking and trekking, camping and snowshoeing.

Not Just That: With the consistently mild temperatures of the springs around Trolldom, it's not outside the realms of possibility to imagine a few trollventurous troll types hiking over to a favourite spring to do some winter swimming and diving trollventures in a most naturally troll sort of manner. It may seem a little on the weird side, but for Trolldom around Trolltown, it can only get natural.

Oh, and did I mention the hot-spring regions which see their wintertime share of hot-spring trollaxation?