“AMISH: LI – HOLMES COUNTY, OHIO” ROBERT WEINGARTEN // 2002 [inkjet print | 33.9 × 25.4 cm.]

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“AMISH: LI – HOLMES COUNTY, OHIO” ROBERT WEINGARTEN // 2002 [inkjet print | 33.9 × 25.4 cm.]
i’m back at my ancestral home (lowe’s) and I just watched a very burly man in a lot of flannel carry a potted orchid SO TENDERLY across the parking lot
the concept of wizards is so funny. you read a book and can shoot fire from your god damn hands. lmfao
I didn’t attend 7 years Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry for this shit
you’re right u sure didn’t attend 7 years Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry
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Alastor “Mad-Eye” Moody from Lust Over Pendle by AJ Hall
"But what are we going to do with him?"
Draco assumed a pensive expression.
"Well, speaking strictly for me, I rather thought of bouncing him off the walls a few times."
Neville was evidently thinking about this. There was a moment's silence.
"Draco! That'd be completely unfair, incredibly childish and really, really illogical."
Draco nodded, happily. "I know. But it would also give me this deep and ineffable sense of total fulfilment."
However, when Martin, looking faintly shell shocked, re-emerged from the kitchen, he found Neville carefully putting a paper label round the neck of the duck which read: "Please look after this duck. To be called for. Do not harm this duck. IMPORTANT." Draco was leaning against the mantelpiece trying to project an air of disappointment.
--
Excerpt from Lust Over Pendle by AJ Hall
Chapter 9
“The Pendle and Craven Cave Rescue Service aren't going to leave someone stuck underground just because some - topsider - thinks it might be dangerous."
Draco's fist came down on the kitchen table.
"You Muggle half-wit! Doesn't Lord Voldemort's Top Secret underground research centre mean anything to you?"
"Well, no, actually," Martin said reasonably.
Draco exhaled.
"Look, we're talking about a location that even my father would have made his excuses to avoid. People used to go in there and not be seen again for decades! And that was just the research staff. They say that the head of the facility came out for a weekend break when the Dark Lord rose again, and he hadn't even noticed he'd been away."
Martin shrugged again. "Well, that's theoretical scientists for you. We've got a number in the club. We had the biggest meteorological expert in Europe up here the other week, and he nearly got caught between Wilf Taylor's Passage and Eureka Junction because he hadn't worked out that going down Lancaster Hole six hours after the biggest downpour we'd had all summer wasn't entirely the most intelligent plan he could come up with."
Draco looked at Neville.
“Look, you know what the risks are. Aren't you going to back me up?"
"No.”
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Excerpt from Lust Over Pendle by AJ Hall