Land over the seas

[Log-a-Log]

I have always wondered what was over the seas in the Redwall books. It said at the end of the Bellmaker Mariel, Dandin, and a few others went over the seas with a ship. Also, I might be wrong, but I think it said that Cluny was from over the seas.
It seems to have a lot of mystery around it.

[HeadInAnotherGalaxy]

Life's a mystery.

"I'd far rather be happy than right any day."
-Slartibartfast

[Lutra]

I suspect you come to more land then.  That's what is there or the other side of the land that Redwall sits on.  We have the islands that exist because stories have built up around them.  Mr. Jacques certainly had endless possibilities.

[Dotti]

Did Sarengo and his decendants live in the land over the seas?  Or was that the northlands? 

[Osu]

I don't recall if Sarengo's family's origins were mentioned... must look it up.

I think anything considered "land over the seas" is just a general definition of continued adventure/"mysterious place far away." If that makes sense. There may not be "a" land such as North America, but there is land, and it is populated, and spits out creatures like Cluny, and must be explored.

Another story somebody must write? Arrh..

[Captain Tammo]

It is mysterious. I think Brian should've had more stories away from the abbey, it'd make things much less of a cliche

[daskar666]

Sampetra/Terramort.
Ruddaring/Peace Island.
The archipelago in Legend of Luke.
Green Isle.
The Land of Ice and Snow.
Also Portugal

[White One6193]

I don't recall if Sarengo's family's origins were mentioned... must look it up.

I think anything considered "land over the seas" is just a general definition of continued adventure/"mysterious place far away." If that makes sense. There may not be "a" land such as North America, but there is land, and it is populated, and spits out creatures like Cluny, and must be explored.

Another story somebody must write? Arrh..

I'll get right to it... right after I finish the other fanfics i'm workin on.

[daskar666]

From its descriptions and the map, Riftgard seems like it's in the northlands, however all the characters did use ships to go to and from.

[Muse]

Yeah, Abbey, Northlands, and Southern Islands are visited a lot. I think of them alsomt like Brit. colonies, India, Australia, (Australia=Sampetra? )

[Cheesethief]

I wish BJ hadnt kept visiting the same places over and over. On this board there are many topics about geographical mystery. It's tough when you realize there will be no more books to answer our questions

[Muse]

But like I said somewhere else, its wonderful how large his world is.  would hate visiting the sameplace over and over, but love exploring

[Captain Tammo]

But like I said somewhere else, its wonderful how large his world is.  would hate visiting the sameplace over and over, but love exploring

"there's more to be seen
than can ever be seen,
More to do,
Than can ever be done!"

[Muse]

Amen to that, brother. ; D

[Taggerung The Otter]

maybee that is where humans live (no likely)