Oct. 29, 2022. Witches rendezvous on Heck Avenue in OG. Photos by Paul Goldfinger.
On the porch. Strangely, the witch on the left looks like Jean Bredin. Can you tell which witch is which?
By Paul Goldfinger, MD, Editor, Blogfinger.net. 10/30/22. Ocean Grove NJ
They flew low into town on their brooms from all directions, bypassing flight delays in Newark, slipping into the Grove for their annual conclave to be held at the home of Joyce and Michael Adase on Saturday night. You may have noticed a slight rumbling as they arrived, softly shaking the roofs in town.
A witch from Salem, Mass. hugged her colleagues from Transylvania. “Long time no see. Can I bite your neck?” asked one who was being a bit frisky.
These witches have been here before. Blogfinger was again invited to photograph the assemblage which consisted of witches in black and a few warlocks to add a bit of variety to the occasion.
It was dark out when I arrived, and the festivities had already begun. The witches were beautiful, and that is an intentional ploy to lure men into their traps. We couldn’t tell which witches were good witches and which witches were bad. There was food, drink, laughter, witch jokes, and even dancing.
The witches were friendly, and I could photograph them without a diabolical spell or incantation being cast in my direction. Clearly this was a night out for these ladies in black, and they were having a wonderful time. No witch-hunts had occurred in Ocean Grove for 500 years, so they could relax tonight. Here are some images from this unusual event.
It seems like old times.
Portrait on the porch.
Someone has to prepare the dinner.
Casting a spell. It’s Joyce Adase, the Grovarian witch and hostess for this party.
This is Izzy the witch who came with a creature on her head. She’s a happy witch. She goes to witches school and hasn’t yet earned the big hat. She is majoring is spelling.
Dark spirits in the kitchen. The food looked spectacular.
This fun-witch brought her civilian boyfriend . I asked him, “Are you a man or a mouse?” He wasn’t sure. Later she might bewitch him, and he is hopeful.
Hanging out while their brooms are flying around town and over Wesley Lake.
Michael Adase, co-host and warlock-in-chief dares to go downstairs.
Don’t let the bright lights and clever smile fool you.
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