Bei uns im Dorf tut sich ja gar nichts von wegen Halloween, und im Kreisdorf ist immer nur das eine Haus geschmückt und vor dem Kindergarten steht ein Kürbis. Daher musste ich unbedingt Fotos von diesem Dorf machen, durch das wir heute fuhren, ca. 10 km weit weg von uns, das sich dieses Jahr total ins Zeug gelegt hat.
… In our village, it is very quiet at Halloween, and in the next larger village, only one house is usually decorated and in front of the daycare they have a pumpkin. Therefore, I had to take photos of this village, through which we came today, about 6 miles from us, which this year really went the extra mile.
… At every entrance to the village they had something like this, and even at the guidepost at the main road. (haha, I am making Blenstrup famous)
… The female phantom made of wire mesh was quite convincing.
… And here the village picnic area.
Stella, oh, Stella 
Wow, das sieht aber wirklich gruselig aus – die haben sich wirklich Mühe gegeben… 🙂
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… und abends wird es von unten nach oben angeleuchtet, doppelt bouahahahahaa … 😉 😀
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Nice photos 🎃👻
The skeleton with the skeleton spiders seems rather inventive. 💀🕷
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Yes, that was anew one eto me too … 😀
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So unterschiedlich sind die Interessen, liebe Birgit. Aber ich finde die geschmückte Ortschaft wirklich sehr hübsch.
Bei uns ist dieser Brauch wohl um einiges intensiver. Meine Familie hat mir ganz viele Fotos geschickt. Echt irre, gruselige Bilder. Die Mädels haben sich ebenfalls extra *fein* gemacht. *grins*
Ich will hoffen ihr seid gesund?
Viele liebe Grüße zu euch,
vom Sternchen.
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Danke, liebe Lilo, wir können nicht klagen … liebe Grüsse zurück!
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In our tiny community of 200 people cats and dogs included, the custom of celebrating Halloween is alive and well. I carved two pumpkins and placed real candles inside. Alas. because of Covid-19 we had only a dozen children coming by to do the trick-or-treating.
Your neighbouring village looks festive in the bright sunshine, but I think it would look spooky after sundown.
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That must have looked nice, I like the pumpkin part, although it means eating pumpkin for some time … 😉
Halloween has never really been a European custom, has it? I don’t know it from my childhood. We had Fasching in February, which was bases on the heathen habits of driving darkness out and welcoming the light. In some rural areas they went around and knocked on doors for gifts, but in Hamburg we did not do that. Children would take costumes on though, and there would be Fasching parties with costumes.
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