More West Seattle Halloween 2018 scenes

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What we’ve seen … and received:

“Welcome to Nightfall Orphanage” is the scary display at 2130 Alki SW this year.

Tawd‘s show – a followup to last year’s “haunted pumpkin patch,” which he created after realizing Alki needed more Halloween spirit – will be open again this Friday and Saturday (November 2nd and 3rd), 7:30-10:30 pm.

Next, texted video of a decorated house in North Admiral, at 45th/Seattle:

So many elaborate displays tonight! One street in especially spooky spirit(s) was Walnut, south of West Seattle High School. Including Aaron‘s house:

Speaking of costumes – a couple reader-contributed photos from earlier – including these two seen during Admiral trick-or-treating:

Melodee at Daystar sent this photo of “Miss Butterfly”:

And earlier in the day, this texted photo wishing all “Feliz Día de los Muertos from West Seattle High School”:

Thanks as always for the photos, video, tips, calendar listings, etc. – now on to the winter holidays!

Spooked November 1, 2018 (10:08 am)

Nightfall Orphanage was creepy and foggy and the cool weather made it even more realistic, nice work scaring us we actually ran back to the car.

Mark Sanchez November 1, 2018 (1:19 pm)

The last picture is cultural appropriation of Mexican culture. Please remove it as it is insulting to my heritage. I would think that the progressives in this city would understand that, but I guess not.