Along with pumpkins galore that we have seen in fall decorations, there was a noticeable scarecrow presence in towns Husband Walter and I visited recently.
Most of the scarecrows were mass produced. And even
one-of-a-kind were benign creations.
Friendly scarecrow with taffy outside a Gatlinburg, Tennessee,
candy kitchen
Creepy creativity
Roswell, Georgia, was the exception. In early October,
scarecrows in a Halloween spirit populated Roswell’s historic downtown streets,
stores and residential gardens.
A fashion-conscious witch scarecrow
Spooky chapeau
Dainty witch pumps
Sibling scarecrow spooks
The scarecrows enhanced the welcome commercial
establishments offered with food, drink, a comfortable environment, and at one store,
an invitation to pick herbs from the storefront planter.
Downtown U-Pik-It Planter
Hubby’s take on a Roswell, Georgia, early morning food stop here
what an amazing gorup of scarecrows. i love the fashionable witch.. great shots, i would love to see all that
ReplyDeleteWhat fun those are. Yes, they add to the fall festival feeling. Leave me smiling too.
ReplyDeleteI like the first one best, he looks almost like a clown. But I also like those yellow braids.
ReplyDeleteA great Halloween post from one who knows a few old crows. Dianne
ReplyDeleteWhat cute scarecrows and imaginative, too.
ReplyDeleteThere's something about scarecrows you gotta love! I'd like to make one next summer with my Grands. Happy Halloween.
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