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Author Lesley Bannatyne
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- This Could Be YOUR Head!
- Candlelight
- Winter Scarecrow
- Turnips
- Pale Kitty/Pitch Kitty
- Halloween 1970
- All Hallow's Eve
- Lycanthropy
- DIY
- 3 Crows
- Absinthe Brewing
- The Earliest [Significant] Prop
- A Store Called Halloween
- The Paul Lynde Halloween Special
- Which Reminds Me...
- Lollyphile
- Greeted
- Floating Pumpkin Head
- Giant Spider
- Briar
- Steamcrow
- Green Smoke
- Bright, Clean, & Crisp
- Fire Storm
- Yard Haunt, Midwest-style
- Halloween Party
- Flower Pots and Pumpkins
- Driftwood
- Ruins
- Is There ANYTHING Better Than Halloween?
- Scarecrow Reaper
- It's Halloween
- Scarecrows and Paint
- Halloween Molds
- More Sculptures
- Pet Dinosaur
- Madness
- Witch Pin-up
- A Scarecrow
- Zombie How-to
- Angry Tree
- Architectural Lanterns
- Zombie Monkey
- The Art of Jen Ferguson
- 2003 Haunt
- Annabelle
- The Art of Adam Rex
- "all this hum and all this awful noise..."
- [More] Bradbury and Halloween
- Halloween Lights
- The Art of Mike Hoffman
- Owls and Monsters
- Green Devil: Day One
- Green Devil
- Come on in...
- Ugly Jacko
- Growing Up Star Wars
- Nightmares
- Alone
- The Bag Man
- Draw a Witch
- A Halloween Master
- Getting Treats
- Haikus & Charicatoos
- Petrified
- Bradbury and Halloween
- Icy Rot
- Park Monster
- Halloween Afternoon
- Tweedlebop
- Prisoner
- The Art of Tricia Tharp
- Penelope's Monster Mash
- Fork Fangs
- The Art of Earl Holloway
- Halloween Renaissance
- Halloween 1957
- Trick or Tract
- Victorian Halloween
- Alien Queen Halloween Prop
- Stan Winston (1946-2008)
- Giant Scarecrow
- Party
- Scarecrows Abound
- Wing of Bat
- Skulls & Skeletons
- "Free Soft Yard Haunt"
- Flying
- No Scratch
- Old Scratch
- Chocolate-filled Chocolate Pumpkin
- Evisceration
- The Bride
- Long Vile Fingers
- A Wonderful Yard Haunt
- Doomed
- A Little Night Music
- The Day After Halloween
- Lanterns in Japan
- Is Your Tsantsa a Counterfeit Tsantsa?
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2 comments:
it looks as if it's singing.
The branch looks like a twisted little arm.
Nice and creepy.
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