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Men live their lives trapped in an eternal presence between the myths of memory and the sea of shadow that is all we know

The days to come

Certain moths live their whole lives in a day yet to them that little span of time must seem as long as years and decades new to us

And oak may live 300 years a redwood tree 3,000 a

Wherewood will live forever if left undisturbed to them seasons pass in the flutter of a moth sling and past present and future are one

And apparently they remember it all too the eternal memory of the wherewoods is perhaps the origin of the phrase the North remembers

In fact, it becomes this literally true the North as a physical non-human entity

Actually remembers the land itself surveils in their courts

So welcome to another episode of History of Westrow's podcast a podcast dedicated to George R. Martin's a song advice and fire book series as well as HBO's Game of Thrones

And where it's part one we highlighted details and introduce theories while using certain trees as examples

But you may have noticed that we didn't go into too much detail with regard to where the individual trees are

Nor did we give many of them particularly specific attention

So keeping in mind what you just learned last episode plus what you already knew

We're going to go through all the wherewoods individually how each one relates to what we've discussed and as always

We'll look at how all this relates to the main storyline

As we pointed out in the last episode

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