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The [[Schlammholme Islets]] are thirteen small low, transient [[islands]] immediately south of [[Graben island]] and have been part of the domain of [[domain]] of [[Nebligtode]] since its formation. The Schlammholme Islets, Graben Island and the whole of Nebligtode were joined to the [[Core]], becaming part of the [[Nocturnal Sea]], in [[750 BC]]. The islets are gathered in clusters, of four, four and five, and reach out into the sea like three extended [[claw|claws]]. The islets are in fact separated from Graben Island only by the highest seasonal tides.
The [[Schlammholme Islets]] are thirteen small low, transient [[islands]] immediately south of [[Graben Island]] and have been part of the domain of [[domain]] of [[Nebligtode]] since its formation. The Schlammholme Islets, Graben Island and the whole of Nebligtode were joined to the [[Core]], becaming part of the [[Nocturnal Sea]], in [[750 BC]]. The islets are gathered in clusters, of four, four and five, and reach out into the sea like three extended [[claw|claws]]. The islets are in fact separated from Graben Island only by the highest seasonal tides.


[[Category:Island]]
[[Category:Island]]
[[Category:Locations in Nebligtode]]
[[Category:Locations in Nebligtode]]
[[Category:Locations in the Nocturnal Sea]]
[[Category:Locations in the Nocturnal Sea]]

Revision as of 00:10, 19 November 2011

The Schlammholme Islets are thirteen small low, transient islands immediately south of Graben Island and have been part of the domain of domain of Nebligtode since its formation. The Schlammholme Islets, Graben Island and the whole of Nebligtode were joined to the Core, becaming part of the Nocturnal Sea, in 750 BC. The islets are gathered in clusters, of four, four and five, and reach out into the sea like three extended claws. The islets are in fact separated from Graben Island only by the highest seasonal tides.