Halloween Fun: Your Decorations on Display: Gone Batty

By: Courtney Craig
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This bat gives a spooky touch to your front door when trick-or-treaters come knocking.

Posted by Elizabeth
If neighborhood candy seekers dare to come up to this extra-scary home, we hope there’s a little outdoor lighting so they can see all the cobwebs.

Posted by naradmin
This mother and daughter took part in a neighborhood costume contest — one of many activities you can do to bond with your neighbors.

Posted by naradmin
Give visitors a grave welcome to your home — the leaves add a nice touch now, but if you want to clean them up later, use the right landscaping tools.

Posted by Beth
Nothing says Halloween quite like carved pumpkins. These are inflatable, but you can save money by growing the real thing in your garden.

Posted by Rachelle
Halloween party guests got a dose of creepiness as soon as they walked in the door for this party — which is fine if the birds are stuffed; not so much if they’re invading your yard.

Posted by Beth
The sidelights on this front stoop illuminate the artfully strewn cobwebs for fun and the stairs for safety.

Posted by Rachelle
Need to make a call? Too bad — this skeleton may be well-dressed with his bow tie and top hat, but he looks like a phone hog. Fortunately, you can make calls from your smartphone and complete some home improvement projects as well.

Posted by Megan
If you’re trying to keep away evil spirits, this skull is a good way to do it — just make sure your windows are clean so everyone can see it.

Posted by Beth
This Denver home is all set for a happy Halloween. Make sure your home is horror-proof by staying on top of maintenance projects.

Posted by Eric
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