I've seen about half a dozen different skeleton tableaus. Two of them ride old tractors and have been up for more than a year. Another one is the wagon and gnomes. The others have started popping up lately, one just before Labor Day weekend. There's a big spider web a couple houses up the street where a cackling witch was last year. Some farm stands have a plethora of pumpkins. I have not seen pumpkins at houses yet. A typo I just corrected gave me an idea about having a skeleton with a trench coat, funky furry purple hat with a fancy feather, and a couple skeletons with curly rainbow clown wigs and short skirts. That is likely to go unmanifested, like the rabbit on a crucifix for spring.
I live across the street from a church and elementary school. I've found some affordable skeletons that are three feet tall at five Below... They could be posed with larger skeletons wearing Trump and Epstein masks. That might be just a little too intense for some folks though.
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In yet another part of the yard, there could be skeletons depicting nuns with rulers and hair brushes and some of the child-sized skeletons at school desks.
I’m looking forward to your Halloween displays @Brian Fitzgerald. lol. There could be dueling political tableaus going up.
If they keep the skeletons up year round, is that really Halloween decoration? Someone in my town has a skeleton they dress up. In the summer, it’s Farmer Brown.
@Brian Fitzgerald you have a very active imagination. Your posts often amuse me. ☺️
My granddaughter, in her 20's, with a degree in architecture, has a full size skeleton. When she moved to Montana after graduation the skeleton also went. Now both are back living in Oregon.
Being only 15 inches tall, they are about the size of leprechauns. So the flamingo-riding jousters probably will need sparkling green hats and they should have a pot of gold as the prize they compete for. There may also be a third small skeleton with a fairy princess style pointed hat and veil.
@Donna McClure, I'm glad you enjoy my fanciful ramblings.
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That is a fun scenario @Katherine Bond although it is a bit early for Halloween decor! Is this from last year?
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If they keep the skeletons up year round, is that really Halloween decoration? Someone in my town has a skeleton they dress up. In the summer, it’s Farmer Brown.
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in reply to Katherine Bond • • •@Brian Fitzgerald you have a very active imagination. Your posts often amuse me. ☺️
My granddaughter, in her 20's, with a degree in architecture, has a full size skeleton. When she moved to Montana after graduation the skeleton also went. Now both are back living in Oregon.
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in reply to Katherine Bond • • •Being only 15 inches tall, they are about the size of leprechauns. So the flamingo-riding jousters probably will need sparkling green hats and they should have a pot of gold as the prize they compete for. There may also be a third small skeleton with a fairy princess style pointed hat and veil.
@Donna McClure, I'm glad you enjoy my fanciful ramblings.
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