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User:Josiah

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Redwall/ROC Background

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I have been active in the ROC since 2004. I began to enjoy Redwall when he was in grade 3, when my teacher forced me to read Mossflower. I though I was going to hate it, but I loved it!

When I first joined the ROC, I wanted to make a site. I realized it wouldn't get many visitors, but I tried. Thanks to Redwaller.com (lastly known as Alizarin Hosting), I got a great free hosting package, and started "Redfacts". At first I had no knowledge of CSS, so I had a frame layout. Then I discovered forums, and decided to create one. It was going along quite smoothly, until our forum got hacked. Sadly, Alizarin Hosting had to close down, so I am left without a site. I suppose I would consider myself to be and elder Redwall reader.

Bio

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I'm 16 years old and I live in Canada. Contrary to popular belief, Canada is not always freezing cold everywhere.

My Redwall Collection

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Paperback

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Lord Brocktree

Martin The Warrior

Mossflower

The Legend of Luke

Outcast of Redwall

Mariel of Redwall

The Bellmaker

Salamandastron

Redwall

Mattimeo

The Pearls of Lutra

The Long Patrol

Marlfox

The Taggerung

Triss

Loamhedge

Rakkety Tam

High Rhulain


Hardcover

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Martin The Warrior

Mossflower

Outcast of Redwall

The Bellmaker

Salamandastron

Redwall

The Pearls of Lutra

The Long Patrol

Marlfox

The Taggerung

Triss

Loamhedge

Rakkety Tam

High Rhulain

Other Interests

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I also enjoy reading other series', such as Christopher Paolini's Inheritance Trilogy, Tolkien's works, Artemis Fowl, and Michael Crichton.

Dirtbiking, playing with my dog, creating websites, cycling and swimming are some of my hobbies.

Random Tidbits of Information

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My favorite Redwall book is The Taggerung.

I can't stand Windows Vista, and despise Windows in general. I only use it on Parallels when absolutely required.