You are hereWelcome back to RonandHermione.net (RH.net)
Welcome back to RonandHermione.net (RH.net)
It's been a while, but I've finally decided to put the site back as it was and make it a resource for information about Ron and Hermione. I don't intend to make many updates, but I do intend to keep the information accurate, which is what this site was well known for in the past. I'll be doing most of the work this weekend so keep an eye out if you're interested. I'm recovering a lot of the content from the Way Back Machine because I don't have the backup of the database of the old site any more, which is a shame. I'll be reinstating everyone's favourite orange layout as well.
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