Oh, what a night it was on Lyme Street! There were witches and warlocks, ghosts and ghouls, aliens and … adorable little girls just like the one in the center above … and (our inside information suggests …) these ‘goblins’ in the photo all live on the same street — but it’s not Lyme Street …
The Cooley Gallery was bedecked with the biggest spider that you’ll ever see …
It seemed every house on Lyme Street had a continuous line heading towards the front door …
The Mergys outdid themselves yet again with an incredible Alice in Wonderland-themed tableau and even the appropriate movie …
Whatever was happening inside E.F. Watermelon, it was sure drawing a crowd!
The Fairfield-Sonn residence was beautifully illuminated and decorated ready for the busy night ahead. Estimates from several houses along Lyme Street were of around 800 Trick-or-Treaters by the time the evening was done …
And just look look who showed up at their door! We’ll make no comment … other than “Great costume!”
We’ve no idea who this young man is … but his intense concentration on choosing his candy was too delightful to miss …
They came in the most fabulous costumes, with buckets and bags … and brimming with smiles!
And talking of costumes — who’s this wonderful, cuddly, little skunk? And yes, we did say skunk! We think it may just be Max Garvin … and his similarly-attired mom, Missy!
And who’s this delightful Dorothy? Please do tell …
And finally, who’s this lurking in the bushes?? Oh my, let’s hope he’s history after Halloween …