Halloween is upon us and many are going ahead with frightening displays hoping children will dare to head outdoors.
While trick-or-treating may be too spooky for some, others have scared-up some creative ideas to make for a fun-filled Hallows Eve.
The first that comes to mind is Al Bois. The front yard of his Barrhaven home has everything needed for a hair-raising experience. There are demons and witches, spiders that jump out, and fog that covers the yard.
If you are after the sweet taste of victory, the Woodpark Community Association set up an online pumpkin carving contest for area residents.
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