Loch Modan

Loch Modan is now poorly named; the Loch is barely anything more than a pond now! The Twilight Citadel can just be seen in the distance.

The sun started to set while we were in Loch Modan.

Here we are approaching the back side of the statues of two great dwarven kings. I admit I wasn’t paying attention when our tour guide named them.

Here the statues are again from the front.

From there, we took to the tunnels that led into the Searing Gorge. Was that guard sure surprised to see us stampede past!