This must be the most honest real estate sign known in our world …
I have never seen a house so aptly described!
We entered at our own risk and were eerily entertained
dancing jerking ghosts and ghouls
large hairy spiders and hands
carved pumpkin lanterns
all manner of halloween creativity
in our local school!
Buyer beware
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Hats off to the mind behind this!
Utterly brilliant
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Looks like fun!
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sure was!
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That sounds fun! Truly creative.
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it was indeed 🙂
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Oh, how creative!
This is the Halloween I love, a chilling whisper from just beyond the shadows. Subtly mysterious.
Let others delight in overwhelming gore. For me, it’s all about stirring the imagination instead of assaulting the visual.
Nice find, Kate!
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thanks Keith it was fun!
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I enjoy a good costume party (haven’t been to one in years though) – I can do without the creepy scary stuff these days. There’s enough of that in the daily news.
But hey, props for creativity!
The original carved veggie was a turnip! I’m not sure when the pumpkin was introduced. Another host has a prompt with some detailed descriptions and history.
You can find that here: Frank’s haikai 110 info on Halloween, or Samhain.
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thanks for that link Jules, was excellent info thanks!
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Ha ha! We need a smile everyday. The house is fantastic and artfully arranged.
best regards
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EEK 😮 and HA 😀 !!!
What fun! 😛 Sounds like the perfect haunted house experience!
I’ve been through a few myself.
HUGS!!! 👻
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it was a whole school event so loads going on!
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Wow spooky place, Kate. A nice poem.
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This is great. Chuckle.
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really enjoyed your Peggy Cove post but comments are shut?
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As an Aussie country-kid from back in the 1950’s, I really didn’t have anything to do with Halloween, but I have written a few Halloween poems in recent years. Here’s a little Haiku for you haunted house.
“Moon-tree
No! Don’t go up there
The old tree house is haunted
Full moon night, glares” by Ivor Steven
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What a blast! I love the way they got people there!
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lol certainly ignited our imaginations, and exposed just how much creative license agents use on their billboards! 😉
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