Okay, let me try my hand at this...

1. Hogwards - Harry Potter
2. Never-Never Land - Peter Pan
3. Camelot - King Arthur (isn't it that there's a place in England called as such?)
4. Thousand Acre Wood - Winnie The Pooh
5. Pern - Dragonriders of Pern
6. Wild Island - no idea where this came from
7. Narnia - The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe
8. Lilliput - Gulliver's Travels
9. Middle Earth - Lord of the Rings
10. Gotham City - Batman
11. Tatooine - Star Wars
12. Emerald City - The Wizard of Oz
13. Transylvania - Dracula - this is a real place in Romania

1. Hogwards - Harry Potter
2. Never-Never Land - Peter Pan
3. Camelot - Er, well, this is King Arthur's castle, but which version? I'll say Le Morte d'Arthur?
4. Thousand Acre Wood - Winnie The Pooh (though, um, I think it's "hundred acre wood...")
5. Pern - Anne McCaffrey's Dragonrider books
6. Wild Island - Hmm..."Where The Wild Things Are"?
7. Narnia - C.S. Lewis's Chronicles of Narnia
8. Lilliput - Gulliver's Travels
9. Middle Earth - The Hobbit / The Lord of the Rings
10. Gotham City - Batman comics (DC)
11. Tatooine - Star Wars
12. Emerald City - Oz series
13. Transylvania - Dracula (though it does really exist! :) )

Hello from Michele's, and a bonus land for you: how about Prydain? The series it comes from is excellent. ;) Do you know it?

Happy Thanksgiving and Happy TT!

Michele sent me, Moogie.

I knew all of them except #6, Wild Island. I did read Where the Wild Things are and that seems to be a good answer. Thanks, Rampant Bicycle!

I could name dozens of other fantasy locations. I credit a misspent youth reading fantasy novels and science fiction.

KEWL list, Moogie! Thanks for stopping by West of Mars -- with more support, hopefully, Riverview USA will be on a list like this one day!!! (now to check out your new hub!)

Happy Thanksgiving and thanks for stopping by :)

Butbutbut...they're *all* real!!!

Thanks for stopping by my blog, love your TT list, sounds like they would be interesting places to visit!

I knew all except 5, 6 and 9. I guess that's no where near "all" then, is it? :0)

Cool list, I like it. Very neat idea.

Thanks for stopping by - have a wonderful Thanksgiving.

What a great idea for a TT. Narnia is my favorite!

Hmm good list moogie, it is the last as that's an area of what is now modern day "Rominia" I believe.

Here from Michele.
I was going to answer the questions but I think it's already been done and she knew more than I did. Of course it has been a while since my daughter was a child. I would add one..... The Great Green Room.

Transylvania and Hogwarts are my favs. Thanks for stopping by my place :)

Happy TT :)

Thanks for stopping by my T13. To answer your pondering... brining hte turkey just prepares the skin to make it less permeable. It prevents the turkey from drying out at all during cooking, so it's fantastically juicy (even two days later for leftovers). It's not as salty as the name would suggest-- you rinse the brine off before roasting.

And for your list...

1) Harry Potter
2) Peter Pan
3) King Arthur
4) I should know this...
5) Anne McCaffrey's books
6) no idea...
7) The Chronicles of Narnia
8) Gulliver's Travels
9) Tolkein's Lord of the Rings series
10) Batman (and DC comics in general)
11) Star Wars
12) Oz
13) Dracula... and Romania

oh, fun! Here are my guesses:

1. Harry Potter
2. Peter Pan
3. King Arthur Legends / Tennyson's "Lady of Camelot"
4. ?
5. ?
6. ?
7. Chronicles of Narnia
8. Gulliver's Travels
9. Lord of the Rings
10. Batman
11. ?
12. Wizard of Oz
13. Dracula -- real place, too. :)

Cool idea! I confess I didn't know quite a few of them :o(
Thanks for stopping by - Happy Thanksgiving!

I didn't get many either.

Thanks for stopping by mine!

Awesome list! I'll admit, I didn't bother typing out my answers cause Mommy Ba and others beat me to it - and they did such a good job too. The only one I didn't know was #6. And I'm with rampantbicyle - it's Hundred Acre Wood ;)

ok, so my brain is not working aftre all that turkey.
Great list though!

Thanks for stopping by and I agree with you,...you have to look around to see so many things to be thankful for.

1. Hogwards - Harry Potter (altho, it's actually Hogwarts!)
2. Never-Never Land: Peter Pan
3. Camelot: King Arthur

7. Narnia: The Lion, The Witch & The Wardrobe
8. Lilliput: Gulliver's Travels
9. Middle Earth: Lord of the Rings
10. Gotham City: Batman
11. Tatooine: Star Wars
12. Emerald City: Wizard of Oz
13. Transylvania: Dracula (Transylvania is a real place)

Great list!

Great idea for a list!

Thanks for visiting mine.

I always like the word liliput...don't know why...

BTW thanks for your comment.

:D

I could place all of them except Wild Island. :) Very cute list idea!

Thanks for stopping by yesterday!

Well, im not gonna bother to answer, but thats ok, I only knew half of them anyways

Hi

Great list... lots of fun. I think I got them all. Thanks for the read Mitch.

1: Hogwards: It's Hogwarts and it is at least mentioned in every Harry Potter book and movie.
2: Never-Never Land: Petter Pan, book, play, and movie.
3: Camelot: King Arthur, book play and movie. Excaliber actually was the best movie.
4: Thousand Acre Wood: Pooh of course, but it may be the hundred not thousand.
5: Pern: Anne McCaffrey's Dragonriders
6: Wild Island: My Fathers Dragon by Ruth Stiles Gannett
7: Narnia: Chronicles of Narnia
8: Lilliput: Guliver' Travels
9: Middle Earth: Lord of Rings
10: Gotham City: Batman, comic, TV, movie
11: Tatooine: Star Wars
12: Emerald City: Wizard of Oz, book, play, and movie and Wicked, play and book.
14: Transylvania: Dracula... a real country & home of Freddy Mercury... QUEEN.