Bones Bones Bones
Following up on the Halloween photos of a couple of weeks ago, here are some more ghoulies and monsters.
Here’s one that struck me — a two story inflatable cat as tall as its house.
Also on a huge scale. I hope they don’t have postal carriers refusing to deliver the mail. I haven’t heard of any UPS delivery people going missing.
And then this house has handed over the first floor to a giant spider.
On a much smaller scale, a fan of Back To The Future has a mini Mr. Fusion system, I’m guessing for a mini-DeLorean.
And we all know what comes out of the ground by gravestones….
Skeletons!
Here are a couple just chilling.
These two don’t seem to be getting along.
Here a mythical beast seems to have taken down a human.
And this tree seems to have gotten the Scarecrow and the Tin Woodsman. Or maybe someone left their skulls on pikes as offerings. Nothing is left of Dorothy but her slippers.
But the wildest skeletons of all are these, which seem to change their clothes every few days.
They appeared wearing these outfits in the previous Halloween post.
But they have also appeared as these two (some reference I don’t get?)
Sharks
And the gang from Scooby Doo!
May we all find the energy to devote to the things we enjoy, and may we never resort to the snark that someone has too much time on their hands. You can never have too much time on your hands if there are skeletons to dress in Scooby Doo costumes. Happy Halloween!
Love it! Halloween decorations are super fun.
i wish we had halloween here
i mean…..i guess theres nothing stopping me from just decorating as i please coz fuck you..we have halloween now
but it seems a little pointless if theres no trick or treaters..
we’ll just have a couple carved pumpkins with candles by the front door
Halloween only took off in Japan over the past 20 years. You just have to get a Disneyland franchise.
https://kotaku.com/how-halloween-became-a-thing-in-japan-5954768
its a thing in the uk and they dont have a disney
either way…its fun….and considerably less awkward for me than saint martins day