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also i hc that kevin tells him about his job and how he's super stressed and radford worries a lot about him and wants to help him

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2021-12-30

'The Snow Queen passed our way last night,
Between the darkness and the light,
And flowers from an enchanted star,
Fell showerlike from her flying car.'
-Dollie Radford

🎨Charles Robinson

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2021-12-27

[Spookymonth fanart] 🌟The Goofballs🌟 I absolutely adore these two in that new ep /hon💕 radford is just great

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2021-12-27

radfordddjddddddhdsh doodle

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2021-12-27

Idk why but something is off in this drawing i m safe of Radford 💔

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2021-12-27

My favorite kind of villains are characters like Bradford from Ducktales whose motivation for being evil is not understanding why everyone thinks he's morally in the wrong

>Bradford: Fun is bad. Therefore Fun must be destroyed. WHY AM I THE BAD GUY I DID THIS FOR YOU!

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2021-12-24

Day 21 Living Advent Calendar at 22 Constance St home to Jabez Fieldhouse in 1877, ordered at Court to pay 4s a week to Esther Illingworth for his illegitimate child. 7yrs later they married at Bradford Cathedral & had 11 children Buried together in Nab Wood.

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2021-12-22

A favorite oil pastel of a former home on Wadsworth Avenue in Radford, Va. Use the link for a better look!
https://t.co/QjJkD4ivPn

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2021-12-12

'The Watering Place, Evening', 1898, Bertram Priestman.
Acclaimed artist Priestman was born in Bradford 1868. After travelling around Europe he returned to England and studied at the Slade School of Fine Art...

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2021-11-30

They're talking shit about you 🐱🐱

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2021-11-27

In fact, the English knew about the very method of fishing that local people used. William Bradford wrote that Tisquantum "trod them out with his feet", which was a common fishing technique in England.

It shows up in Chaucer's writing, & in John Donne's, and other places. 3/6

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2021-11-24

Bradford wanted a world without chaos, without the dangers of adventure. Fulton always had adventure in his heart.

He couldn't have a world with both.
Their relationship was doomed from the start.

Against all better judgement, he fell for him anyway. That would be his downfall.

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2021-11-15

Mr. Snore is back at the hotel to play his violin at a wedding—where his valiant efforts to protect the elaborate cake go hilariously awry.

There's a Dodo on the Wedding Cake
by Wade Bradford
illustrated by Kevin Hawkes
https://t.co/EQTt0VTQzW

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2021-11-14