Guess This Location.

[Grey Cloud]

Dragon Bridge. I'm sure Inte has posted this one  before, back in 1832 if I recall.

[worik]

9 hours ago, PubliusNV said:

Dragonbridge?

I can't even remember what it looked like in vanilla ... unmodded .. I've last seen that back in ... 2012 I guess

[Slorm]

This one should be fairly easy

 

[worik]

46 minutes ago, Slorm said:

This one should be fairly easy

 

On your way to that big spider in the ruins under Markarth....?

N'chuan-something, I guess

 

Edit: Nchuand-Zel was the name

[Slorm]

1 hour ago, worik said:

On your way to that big spider in the ruins under Markarth....?

N'chuan-something, I guess

 

Edit: Nchuand-Zel was the name

That was quick. I don't think Nimhe was too happy when we met though

[PubliusNV]

12 hours ago, karlpaws said:

Yeah, I'm pretty sure that's the Four Shields.  Oddly it was the garden behind the house at 10 oclock that helped me, since I have that town modded with both ETaC and a scenic overhaul that puts trees between the inn and the road fork.

That's what did it for me also, since I too have ETaC installed

[worik]

2 hours ago, Slorm said:

I don't think Nimhe was too happy when we met though

Don't worry ... she has many lives (flips back in the diary) .... she last appeared to die in the evening of the 2nd of Hearthfire 4E201.

An educated scholar could probably deduce the cause of death by the many arrows sticking in her hard skin, the superficial burnings and the slight smell of ozone in the room.

For the uneducated peasants it will probably develop into a folk tale ... maybe something about an unknown woman, born and raised by dragons, who killed that beast with ease and probably her voice alone ...

 

Same stuff that the village dwellers always tell each other over some cheap mead if they can't understand it.

[karlpaws]

Here is a trio of shots I've been waiting to post and finally had some time.

 

Looking down a hole...

 

Do you like lichen? Someone here does...

 

I hope you did not expect the comfy chair... (and the lack of Spaniards will go without comment).

[Grey Cloud]

Top pic is one of those where I can't recall the name. Is there a dead Breton on the rubble at the bottom of the hole?

Second pic I've no idea.

Third is the Thalmor room/mini-barracks/quarters in Understone Keep.

[karlpaws]

26 minutes ago, Grey Cloud said:

Top pic is one of those where I can't recall the name. Is there a dead Breton on the rubble at the bottom of the hole?

Second pic I've no idea.

Third is the Thalmor room/mini-barracks/quarters in Understone Keep.

There was a dead someone down there. I don't remember if it was a breton or might be random.  I'll leave it unnamed so someone else can chip in.

 

Correct on the third one. Oddly sometimes the thalmor follower soldiers will spawn in Calcelmo's area and come running through the keep to join up with Ondolemar.

[Grey Cloud]

42 minutes ago, karlpaws said:

 Oddly sometimes the thalmor follower soldiers will spawn in Calcelmo's area and come running through the keep to join up with Ondolemar.

I call it the 'late on parade' run. Happens regular with my games.

[worik]

On 6.3.2018 at 3:49 PM, Grey Cloud said:

The signpost says Oakwood so that would be one mod.

Just in case someone was still wondering "where the f&/§ is Oakwood" or "what does it look like" :

 

 

That other roadsign from the earlier screenshot is straight ahead

 

[karlpaws]

32 minutes ago, worik said:

Just in case someone was still wondering "where the f&/§ is Oakwood" or "what does it look like" :

 

That other roadsign from the earlier screenshot is straight ahead

 

Which mod do you have that adds the location? I found a "Forgotten Settlements" on Nexus but it includes quite a few other locations that might conflict with some other mods I have.

[worik]

It was one of the earlier mods in Skyrim.

But as far as I know it's still only available on steam:

https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=100934504

 

2012' vintage for the HF edition

 

There are some good guides out there how to add a steam mod into a mod manager like MO or NMM without corrupting your precious skyrim setup.

 

Edit:

And yes, I have the same issue with forgotten settlements. It modifies the wrong locations in it's packages and I can't isolate the usable ones - lack of CK skill and lack of time to learn it on my end.

That's why I still stick with that good old one ... and 3 more of those

 

Edit-Edit:

I just took a look in my MO folder. Oakwood consists of tos_oakwood_hf.bsa and tos_oakwood_hf.esp file. So it should be fairly easy to strip it out of your Skyrim folder, once you got it from steam. The esp needs a cleaning from ITMs and UDRs before you use it.

[Slorm]

Right my little scamps, where is this

 

[pointer]

Twilight Sepulcher. How about this one?

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Slorm]

 

Twilight Sepulchre it is. Well done have a Blackbriar Mead

[Punga]

On 3/16/2018 at 11:19 PM, pointer said:

Twilight Sepulcher. How about this one?

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The place where that bard leaps to his death. 

Lost Valley Redoubt. 

[Punga]

On 3/15/2018 at 1:09 AM, Inte said:

Wow, that is old. How did you even find it? 

I found it quickly because I remembered something about "dirty looks" so I just searched for that.

[Grey Cloud]

35 minutes ago, Punga said:

The place where that bard leaps to his death. 

Lost Valley Redoubt. 

Bard's Leap Summit.

[Slorm]

Hmm, this one might be a bit trickier

 

[worik]

1 hour ago, Slorm said:

Hmm, this one might be a bit trickier

Something must be broken ...

You are not sneaking!

[Slorm]

59 minutes ago, worik said:

Something must be broken ...

You are not sneaking!

 

LOL, I was a bit stymied trying to get through that doorway gate (and that's a sort of clue)

[Ernest Lemmingway]

2 hours ago, Slorm said:

Hmm, this one might be a bit trickier

 

Looks like Ironbind Barrow.

[Grey Cloud]

8 minutes ago, Slorm said:

 

LOL, I was a bit stymied trying to get through that doorway gate (and that's a sort of clue)

I thought you had just straightened up to give your back a bit of a rest.