#thornton house

[goodtea-nicehouse]

sunrise in san sequoia

[thisisrealy2kok]

La Bouche ft. Melanie Thornton - In Your Life (2002)

[deadbeatescape]

the daily bugle staff :D

source: "OFFICIAL HANDBOOK OF THE MARVEL UNIVERSE DELUXE EDITION #3"

[drewlyyours]

charlotte thornton stimboard

Dear Sweet

Charlotte,

Please Come Back

🔥 x x | x 🐞 x | x x 🔥

[deathby1000sluts]

terrifier 3 was so fucking good!! oh my god. easily my fave of the franchise now.

[gecklund]

Just saw that Jumbo’s adopting yet another rookie. Do we have any true teal sharks he hasn’t adopted? Can we put him in charge of picking them lmao

[itspileofgoodthings]

He shrank from hearing Margaret’s very name mentioned; he, while he blamed her—while he was jealous of her—while he renounced her—he loved her sorely, in spite of himself. He dreamt of her; he dreamt she came dancing towards him with outspread arms, and with a lightness and gaiety which made him loathe her, even while it allured him.

—Thornton I’m about to put you into the longest time out

[icepandawarrior]

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DAY 18: THIS IS THAT BULLSH!T

[rosemarygrey]

Nathan and Elizabeth Parallel Scenes Aesthetic

[unclefredandjohnnierutter]

#28: Ghost of Thornton Hall

“But then one day I was older than my older sister, and older still today.”

A Nancy Drew inspired playlist // Listen here

↓ Tracklist and more below ↓

Featuring:

What’s A Girl To Do? - Bat For Lashes

Things That Scare Me - Neko Case

Sickle and Hood - Brown Bird

E.V.P. - Blood Orange

The Tinderbox (of A Heart) - Cocteau Twins

Charlotte Sometimes - The Cure

Seven Devils - Florence + The Machine

Barton Hollow - The Civil Wars

Where Did I Leave That Fire - Neko Case

Wither - Shakey Graves

Blow The House Down - Siouxsie and the Banshees

Family Tree - Ethel Cain

Whispers In The Hall - Chromatics

Civil War Correspondent - John Parish and PJ Harvey

Fire Burning - Stevie Nicks

The Good Earth - Johnny Cash

Genres include spooky americana, ominous post punk, and some good old ghost hunting tunes

This one ended too early for me this time around, i wanted to stay in the fog and carbon monoxide and figure out the whole messed up family tree thing </3 but alas……This playlist took me a long time to finish off (because my irl stuff has me stressin) but here it is, some of the songs in this one get heavy and oppressive but towards the end it lightens back up a bit

[goodtea-nicehouse]

good morning

[robthepensioner]

A house in Thornton, Lancashire, so old that it has horse-mounting steps.

[anderperrylover]

ON REDEMPTION - SOME OF MY FAV ARCS

Some random redemption arcs - or redemptions I absolutely fell in love with - or in general there was some elements that involved redemption...

[whenthegoldrays]

OH GOD OH NO

[loremori]

Martin Freeman (110/366)

Fargo Season 1 (2014)

Creator & Writer Noah Hawley

Directed Adam Bernstein Randall Einhorn Colin Bucksey Scott Winant Matt Shakman

*Series inspired by the 1996 film by Joel Coen and Ethan Coen.

Lorne Malvo: Your problem is you spent your whole life thinking there are rules. There aren't. We used to be gorillas. All we had is what we could take and defend. The truth is, you're more of a man today than you were yesterday. Lester Nygaard: How do you figure? Lorne Malvo: It's a red tide, Lester, this life of ours. The shit they make us eat day after day, the boss, the wife, et cetera, wearing us down. If you don't stand up to it, let 'em know you're still an ape deep down where it counts, you're just gonna get washed away.

The Crocodile's Dilemma [1.01]

[abra-macabre]

Neighbors house burnt down last night. It was one of the oldest houses in my town and it was huge. When my parents moved to the town it was between this house and the one they ended up picking. There were rumors that there were underground tunnels that ran from the old distillery to this house when al capone bootlegged alcohol during prohibition

My best friend growing up lived a block away from the distillery in the opposite direction and her house used to be a butcher shop.

The whole house was creepy, but the basement was terrifying. It still had a meat chute and a meat freezer room w a door about 6 inches thick. In one of the rooms you could see the outline of where the tunnel used to run through and if you knocked anywhere else it was solid but knocking on that part you could clearly tell it was hollow. You'd hear noises coming from the tunnel and what sounded kind of like soft whispers. One night, my friends older sister was having several of her friends over to spend the night and one girl woke up in the middle of the night bawling her eyes out saying there was a woman staring at her in the archway. She made her parents pick her up and she never went back to that house.

One night there was a bad storm and y friends dad was on call working downtown at a hospital so it was just me, my friend, her older sister and her mom and her baby brother Tony. Me and my friends sister were brave enough to venture downstairs to get to the fuse box. We had a big flashlight that had brand new batteries in it. The second we got to the bottom of the stairs, the light pointed at one of the far walls and I swear to God, there was a face in the wall. It looked almost contorted. The second we both see the face, the flashlight goes out. We stumbled over each other running back up the basement steps and the second we got back upstairs, the flashlight turned back on. It wasn't loosely screwed where it could come in and out the way flashlights can do, it wasn't one of those kinds of flashlights, it had a big button on it. It was terrifying.

The house that burnt down also had reports of hauntings dating back to the 1800s since it was built. My town has the largest working limestone quarry in the world and running between those buildings is then creek which goes all the way to Lake Michigan.

Ive read that running water, limestone and native american spirituality can account for hauntings. Then you add the violence of s gangster bootlegger and its like a recipe for disaster.

There is also a history of a lot of native Americans living in the area and surrounding forest preserves. I've heard several people who never spoke to each other who saw a native American on horseback in the woods.

In high-school we would hangout and party in the woods and sometimes the boys would camp out there and on multiple occasions you'd hear drumming and chanting. Friggin creepy af.

There would sometimes be an animal hanging from a tree completely gutted. One time we found bags of blood that you'd get at a blood bank in a hospital. Idewk what that was doing there.

*** This story ended up being way more than I initially intended. Hopefully someone finds it interesting***