Toby's next stop was down at the stables. It was freeeeeeeezing out here, and Toby was regretting not stopping to grab a scarf on the way out of the castle. He was at least wearing a jacket, which was fastened right up as far as it would go.

At least he reached the stables, and was able to pull his coat down from where it had been covered his face. In here, at least, there was more protection from the elements. Not exactly toasty, but better.

Toby headed to one of the stables in particular, feeling as though he should probably check to make sure all his toes were still there later, because the cold was making his feet icily numb to the point where he couldn't really feel them. The Hufflepuff reached the stable door and peeked inside at the two Abraxans that lived there. They were sooooooo biiiiiiiiiig. And beautiful.

"Hiiiiiiii."

He stepped up, using one of the planks of wood that went across the lower half of the door as a narrow step, so he could see inside a little better. Using his elbows to keep his balance, Toby gestured to his camera.

"I'm just here to take a picture, 'cause you're so pretty and all. It's for Charms homework. Y'know, that's what Thompson's fiancé teaches." Just so they knew.

Toby raised the camera and clicked it to take a picture, lucky for the lack of a flash; animals could be iffy when camera flashes went off, after all.

With the picture still sticking out the camera, Toby waaaaved at both winged horses.

"Thank you, I'll be back another day," he reassured them, climbing back down and taking the picture from the camera, and then kneeling down to the floor like he'd done with the last photo. He layed the picture out on the ground, tapped it with his wand, WILLED THE SPELL TO WORK, and said, "Alacer!"

... SUCCESS! In his picture, the two Abraxans stood there, on swishing its tail, the other moving its large head around curiously.

Two in a row! Boy, Toby was getting good at this. He grinned to himself, took the picture, and happily made his way out to find photo subject number three.