Goals I do have a 3D printer(s) and time...but no frogs (curently). When I find some frogs in the yard (they will be back, I live near a creek) Gonna make a gothic version of this. If you have not met this star, bloggers followers, this is Frodrick - Frodrick, here are some new friends. Hop right to it everyone and check out his YouTube journey. https://youtu.be/ROHZOitxo5k?si=Gh8eeKBiTVpHDJIP
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a bad mood, I might as well bring this up. (my self loathing kicks into high gear whenever I have to spend time with my family :D ) As I have posted before not everyone likes the Davis Graveyard display or me for that matter, but that is cool, everyone is entitled to their opinion - just like I am entitled to mine :D Is this not the most wonderful world! :) So to show it is not all sunshine and roses here at the graveyard (or my case tombstones and skeletons), I will share with you a not so flattering review from last October from one of the larger free publications in our area. :( To be fair, and all things being what they are, I know that my display is not very interesting for people from about early teens to early 20's - we are too family friendly and not scary and thus uninteresting to the bulk of that age group, which is the primary haunted house attendees. This is one of the main reasons, husband and I have no aspiration to create a haunted attraction. I really have no desir...
Gads, I think I am in love with the shot that has the yellow tree in it - those are all just some truly gorgeous pictures!!
ReplyDeleteBack atcha!!!
ReplyDeleteHappy Scary Day! These pictures are beyond wonderful!
ReplyDeleteCheers!
Happy Halloween! And oh so very scary!
ReplyDeleteHappy Halloween!
ReplyDeletePlace looks fantastic.
Wow, amazing pictures! Who knew cobwebs on gravestones could be so beautiful? Happy Halloween!
ReplyDeleteHappy Halloween! Next time I visit, even if it's in the summer, get the team to set it up for me ok?
ReplyDeleteHappy Halloween! I've been sending family and friends, here in Australia, links to your blog. Their eyes nearly pop out when they see the spectacular work you've done.
ReplyDeleteI have to tell you again how impressed I am by your graveyard! Your cobweb work is superb. Even the simple crosses on the hillside are spooky. I also had fun reading the words on the gravestones.
ReplyDeleteHappy Halloween to you too! :)
and a very Happy Halloween to you as well.
ReplyDeleteHappy Halloween !!!!
ReplyDeleteThat is amazing and a lot of work :o
Just...wow!!!!!!
Thanks for visiting House Panthers too :)
Purrs Tillie and Georgia,
Tiger,Treasure and JJ
A very Happy Halloween to you, my dear!
ReplyDeleteLovely photos!
Those pics look really great! Wish I could see it in person....
ReplyDeleteHappy Hallowe'en!
Ah, sweet wonder! This is how it's done and I always marvel at the craftsmanship and execution. Bravo and happy Halloween!
ReplyDeleteOne day I shall make the trek up north and witness this marvelous spectacle in person!
ReplyDeleteThe abbey looks amazing!!
Happy Halloween! The graveyard looks amazing as usual.
ReplyDeleteYour haunt looks wonderful. Happy Halloween!
ReplyDeleteHappy~Hallowe'en!
ReplyDeleteLook at y'all with your big elaborate haunt. Y'all are the unliving end!
Outstanding as always! Here's to next year.
ReplyDeleteTruly magnificent! All your hard work has paid off.
ReplyDeleteEnvious! Just don't have that energy level anymore!
ReplyDeleteReally love the building facades. Mrs. Haunted Eve has been to York, England and photographed the castle ruins on that region and you're dead on!
Stunning photos, as always!
ReplyDeleteCan't wait to see this year's video!
And Happy New Year to you both, and to your furry children!
Absolutely incredible pictures!
ReplyDeleteAll those cobwebs give it an amazingly spooky feel - it's all about the little things.
And of course, the big things. Like an enormous ruined abbey.
Fantastic stuff!
I am just amazed. The webs are crazy! Hope you had the best Halloween ever!
ReplyDeleteLooks phenomenal! As always. :)
ReplyDeleteLike the skeleton hand holding the shovel - very fun!
ReplyDeleteExtremely late on this one, but FANTASTIC shots!!! Love 'em! I am, once again, blown away by your haunt!
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