For over forty years the houses on this street have gone all-out for the High Holiday.
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Tuesday, June 13, 2023
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4 comments:
Love how you call it the high holiday. It is indeed for us autumn people.
These haunts are so super creative - love the Say Yes to Distress. How funny is that?
Totally awesome street
I am speechless. Those trick or treaters are so lucky. Awesome Halloween spirit there.
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