the 'little hill ' or 'knoll ' , 'islanded among the trees ' , from which turambar and his companions looked out is not so described in the narn , but the picture of a high place and lookout near the head of the falls remained , as may be seen from the statement in the narn ( p. 123 ) that from nen girith 'there was a wide view towards the ravines of teiglin ' ; later ( narn p. 128 ) it is said that it was turambar 's intention to 'ride to the high fall of nen girith ... whence he could look far across the lands ' .