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-The '''Bridge of Eldin''' is a location in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess]]''. It is a large stone bridge connecting [[Hyrule Field]] to northern part of the [[Eldin province]]. [[Bulblin Archer]]s are common enemies around this area and are normally located at the apposings ends of the bridge.
+The '''Bridge of Eldin''' is a location in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess]]''. It is a large stone bridge connecting [[Hyrule Field]] to northern part of the [[Eldin Province]]. [[Bulblin Archer]]s are common enemies around this area and are normally located at the apposings ends of the bridge.
 After [[Link]] has acquired the [[Iron Boots]] from [[Mayor Bo]], he will need to return to [[Death Mountain]], thus passing through [[Kakariko Village]]. When Link enters the village, a cutscene takes place, showing [[King Bulblin]] charging through the village and kidnapping [[Colin]] in the process. After damaging King Bulbins armor in a horseback battle in Hyrule Field, Link and King Bulblin will face upon the Bridge of Eldin. Link will have to charge at King Bulbin and then swip at him with his sword to knock him off the bridge. After Link succeeds in doing so, Colin will be returned to Kakariko Village, where he will rest in the [[Elde Inn]].