5. The Land of Green Mountains - Part 2

12/15/24 • 33 min

The epic adventure continues in this episode as Ian must now serve his new master, the King of The Land of Green Mountains, and fulfil his increasingly outrageous demands else he be put to death!

This episode is part two of The Land of Green Mountains, listen to part one before diving into this!

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The epic adventure continues in this episode as Ian must now serve his new master, the King of The Land of Green Mountains, and fulfil his increasingly outrageous demands else he be put to death!

This episode is part two of The Land of Green Mountains, listen to part one before diving into this!

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4. The Land of Green Mountains - Part 1

After rebelling against The Lord of the Isles, Ronald Boo’e and his wife Morag flee to the legendary Land of Green Mountains, out by the edge of the world. This episode is part one of the epic adventure that follows!

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