Essence of Hogwarts
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Schoolwork finished and broom in hand, the little seeker heads to the Quidditch pitch...
Come one! Come all! There is an exciting new event in town. It's called The World of Magic, and it is now open! Be enchanted as you enter a wondrous universe where anything is possible and magic is all around us!
Skippy envisioned his universe with the help of the following magical creations:
Merak's Desk, Chair, and Notes, which are all part of the Hermione's Belongings Collection!
Contraption's Orbitus, Auric Discondo, Reflector, and Mysterious Box, which are all part of The Eccentric's Curios Collection!
Candle and Cauldron's The Gryffin's Perch!
Kopfkino's The Magic Traveller Chest!
Noxturnal's Dangerous Beasts Book!
Sari-Sari's Sock Bookmark and Book!
Raindale's Magic World Music Box!
Cubic Cherry's Oeilvert Orb!
Krescendo's Wizard's Work Candle!
Insomnia Angel's The Mischief Map!
Elm's Scrolls Stack, and Crystal Ball, which are both part of the School Supplies Collection!
All of the above can be found at The World of Magic!
The little wizard also created his world with the following:
Booger's Grurfernder Berr Bear!
8f8's Storyteller's Burrow Old Rugs!
Lift your head up, do your best, and shine your light so bright, my friends!
I've officially joined #MischiefManaged! I am so excited to be starting at Hogwarts and living out my own version of #HarryPotter.
More details coming soon including outfits and blogs!
"Home sweet home...~" The whites of his teeth flash as another glass is filled and sent his way. Ignatious nods at the barkeep whose name he forgot. His lips disassociate as he brought the glass in to his mouth for one last chug.
horcruxes:
www.flickr.com/photos/nlireland
www.youtube.com/watch?v=o2Z2fW9dIHw
Micro Four Thirds : Lumix G9 : Black and White
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Today when the book came we went to see the movie too! it is such a relief that now in our town, ticket seats for the cinema are numbered.Meaning you don't have to queue (and be there earlier) and you get to pick where you sit instead of the good seats being left for those teenagers that like to "grope" in the dark corners! .. this means we'll go to the movies more often and just book online and choose where to sit.They should have thought about this ages ago!!
The vaults bellow Gringotts always fascinated me when I read the Harry Potter books. I loved the idea of crazy railways and caverns hidden just underneath the bank.
I built this in three days last year for the Brothers Brick Micro Scale Harry Potter contest. Due to unfortunate circumstances I didn't have enough time to photograph it and post it before the deadline. Being quite discouraged, I neglected to photograph it (which I regret). I did display it at a few conventions. On the trip home from BrickWorld Chicago it was nearly shattered to oblivion in my luggage. Finding the motivation to rebuild it has been few and far between but because I was quite happy with the general results of the build I've finally taken the time to put it back together and take some photos.
Build Notes: There are three core pillars of rock that support the platform on top, these pillars are made of a bunch snotted "slices" of rock that stack onto technic axles. In this way all the slices of rock can be rotated to achieve different textures or patters.
I had considered turning the rails into a GBC but it would have taken a lot of trial and error and some pretty significant redesign. I do want to try to combine GBC and highly detailed moc building in the future though.
Stay tuned I have some other new builds coming soon! :)
For the TBB Microscale Magic contest, I had a clear entry in mind: a mini-version of my Tale of the Three Brothers build.
Learn more about this microscale MOC here!
The Wizarding Faire opened August 7th and runs until August 21st!
Goggles: Vinyl & Geek (Flyte&Barker Goggles 2000 @ Wizard Faire)
Outfit with Hat: Nishi (Uniform 2021 @ Wizard Faire)
Hair: Doux
Pose/Prop: Danu
Location: Mischief Managed maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/expecto/146/25/43
The lanterns are used to help the night skiers to stay in the paths in Tahquamenon Falls State Park, Michigan.
Black 5 No45407 'The Lancashire Fusilier' crossing Glenfinnan Viaduct with The Jacobite on Tuesday 2nd May 2017.
Sorry i just wasn't happy with the previous post.
Gloucester Cathedral Alice wanted to see where harry potter was filmed
Looks better here
Goodies for the Handmade Harry Potter swap on Swap-Bot. My partner chose Slytherin as her house!
Have you ever been sorted? Visit the Sorting Hat and find out which house you're in: www.timidity.org/tests/sortinghat.html (Tommy and I are both Gryffindor; my friend Terri is a Hufflepuff)
Interested in a bracelet? Check my profile for info on where to find them.
Taken in New York City last month with a new friend Dan (who may recognise from Broadway's Newsies). I'm so excited for the new Fantastic Beasts film!
'The Harry Potter Tree', Blenheim Park, Oxfordshire.
This took me totally by surprise as I rounded a corner on the narrow winding footpath around this part of the lakeshore. (And it is quite scary).
Very few people around despite the promise of decent weather, and I had the place to myself.
This amazing Cedar of Lebanon had role in the 2007 film Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix and stands overlooking the lake and bridge, close to the place I took a recently posted image of them.
Now sensitively fenced off by a wicker fence to avoid over-excited children (many now adults) doing any damage it is probably part of the original planting by Capability Brown when he created the lake and landscaped the park between 1763-1774.
The tree is only a few yards from the bridge on a very beautiful, unsigned and easily to miss path that winds along part of the lakeshore and woodlands and can be part of a very attractive series of looping walks.
It can also be accessed FREE OF CHARGE as it is one of the public footpaths that cross the park.
(The Blenheim Palace website doesn't mention this annoying gap in their extraordinary commercialisation of the estate. Unless I've misread it there is a very hefty entrance fee of ÂŁ28 that says 'Park and Formal Garden Only'. Fine(ish) if you want to visit the formal gardens which I wouldn't recommend at this time of year.
However I suspect by the amount of people strolling around, this is not policed, and a friendly blind-eye is turned to locals and dog-walkers.)
There are two free public footpath entrances quite close to each other just on the outskirts of Woodstock on the Chipping Norton road. As the road drops down to the little river as it leaves Woodstock, there is an entrance through a green gate that looks like a driveway entrance (painted ubiquitous Farrow and Ball 'Lichen' green as is the unspoken law in this part of the world.)
The other entrance is about 100 yards up the hill at the end of the raised pavement...
Both completely legal, loved and well used.
If you feel as though you have lost your imagination or that possibly it is hiding, the best way to reconnect with it is to lose yourself in play!
...at the entrance to Hogsmeade, the Wizarding World of Harry Potter, Universal Studios Islands of Adventure.
Mischief Managed roleplayers rockin' the new threads by FATEplay!
(4 RPers were harmed and crashed in the making of this photo)
I've never been a Harry Potter fan, but I know someone who is. That will probably never be enough to make me a fan, although I might be swayed one day. I've never taken the time to start reading the books, and therefore I've never had enough grounding in the stories to get much idea what was going on in the films!
So Harry Potter is a bit of a scramble to me, like my picture. However, I do enjoy the mystery and adventure, but rather than see it in movies, I would rather experience it in reality.
So, from now on I'm going to try some new things. (This is a deliberate change in attitude!) Just be aware they may go weirder, but as far as I'm concerned, variety is the spice of Life. I need to explore!