On the way to the Great Hall we saw a lady very gently putting a fluffy white ferret into a carrying case. She told us it was Draco Malfoy as Moody intended (ha ha).

Before the morning was up we got to visit Dumbledore's study and gaze into the translucent silvered pensive bowl, wander through Mad Eye Moody's classroom and stroll through the restricted section of the library.

However to their great delight the assistant director said they could sneak into the graveyard to watch for a few moments. It was all so impressive and the Graveyard is vast, creepy and enchanted and soooo realistic. Every tombstone and stone coffin were hand covered in moss and lichen, mist swirled around the entrance to what one of the crew said was a charnel house. There were giant trees and bushes twisted into tortured shapes. Not a place anyone would want to be at night. Because the grass is real and the entire floor is sculpted and turfed it also smelled like you'd imagine a gloomy graveyard would. The heat from the lights and the amount of bodies (live ones) made the place so warm that steam was rising from the grass making the place seem even more scary.

A very unwell looking Cedric Diggory came walking down to set. He joked, "Sorry about my appearance. You've caught me on a dead day." According to all reports, Robert Pattison was really warm and friendly and said how much he loved being part of the HP cast and how much he'd been welcomed into the HP family.

The rest of the cast were equally friendly. According to their guests every single person was welcoming and courteous and made it seem as if nothing was too much trouble. As they went to lunch some of the younger cast including Matthew Lewis were playing football and invited one lucky visitor I believe to kick the ball about with them.