Pottingham

In the first episode Brennan says the Blackwood is a long stretch of wilderness between Shoeberg and the nearest settlement, Pottingham, the village that Timothy and Ylfa hail from NA E1·01:10:34. Timothy says "we're coming from Pottingham. It's been a long few years in Pottingham." NA E1·01:14:47 In a vision Brennan describes it as a quaint little village without a king or a castle, with patches of squash, ears of corn, happy people farming and a grand maypole, under which Mother Goose would sit reading his book of stories to the children NA E1·01:19:16.

In the fourth episode Ylfa stands in the woods near Pottingham in a much stronger body, and Brennan says she now remembers two versions of her story, one in which she went to see her family and one in which she went to see the woodsman and destroyed him with her claws NA E4·01:47:14. Later in that episode Mother Goose flies on the back of a massive golden goose over the village of Pottingham and its neighboring villages NA E4·02:03:59.

In the fourteenth episode Alphonse says an older fellow who said he was from Pottingham took off north talking about giants NA E14·00:51:55.