Crinklink's Castle
also log castle
A one-room log castle perched on the highest peak of the wild wooded hills in southeastern Oz, heaped with years of unwashed dishes, where the giant Crinklink brings Dorothy and Toto to wash them.
First named in Little Wizard Stories of Oz, ch. 2
Dorothy obeyed and entered the castle, with Toto at her heels.
Where this is
placed In Oz worked out
read out of the chapters cited on this page, not stated in any one sentence of them
Dorothy and Toto 'found themselves among the wild wooded hills at the southeast of Oz' before the giant carries them to the castle in the heart of those hills (Little Wizard Stories ch.2).
What the books say it is
made of logs, on the highest peak of the hills 1 chapter
Meantime, the giant took such big steps that he soon reached the heart of the hills, where, perched upon the highest peak, stood a log castle.
Little Wizard Stories of Oz, ch. 2
size a single big room with a table, a chair and a doll-sized bed 1 chapter
She found the place to be merely one big room. There was a table and chair of ordinary size near the center, and at one side a wee bed that seemed scarcely big enough for a doll.
Little Wizard Stories of Oz, ch. 2
appearance piled everywhere with soiled dishes 1 chapter
Everywhere else were dishes--dishes--dishes! They were all soiled, and were piled upon the floor, in all the corners and upon every shelf.
Little Wizard Stories of Oz, ch. 2