Thread: Too much snow in Denver

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Here are some of my pics from my haunt, couldnt use my floods.

Halloween 2009 - a set on Flickr

It looked like there was a lot of snow on the ground.

It must of been really hard to set up.

But I am glad that you didn't let the snow discourage you from decorating

I am especially amazed because I live in an area where Winter and Fall involves temps around 70 degress, a little bit of wind, and some rain. Dealing with the wind was hard enough... I couldn't even imagine how hard it is to deal with snow.

On a side note.... if I lived in a place with snow... the theme of my front yard would be hell... then I would finally be able to collect on some bets...lol

Here in Wasteland Colorado we had Snow Wed & Thursday. Fortunately it was gone Saturday. Worst case, I was hoping it was at least warm enough to rain.... then I could still do Fog. Everything went great, the fog stopped laying down about 9:30 - 10 pm.

Snow would be great for Halloween. Take a bunch of fake blood and just spray it everywhere. Lol.

I love the pictures.

I love your witch! She's really cool. The snow was unfortunate for you to set up in and not be able to use your lights, but something kind of creeps me out to see Halloween in snow--just seems unnatural. So that's a good thing! The zombie guy is great too.

Originally Posted by The Red Hallows

Snow would be great for Halloween. Take a bunch of fake blood and just spray it everywhere. Lol.

I love the pictures.

For that I would use real blood. Blood Meal. I fertilize with the stuff anyway.

ewww snow bad. I really feel for all of you that have to deal with that cold wet sticky cold stuff. Did I mention cold? But I give props to those that do. good job.

There are different degrees of cold. Snow isnt necessarily bad, or cold. Leastways not to Coloradans. Compared to the 4th of July, snow is cold. But depending where you are in Colorado... it could very well snow on the 4th of July.. bad enough to close I-70. For a mild, easy falling snow without howling winds.. it isnt what I would call cold, while the snow is falling. Cold is the next level, that occurs worst while it isnt snowing. I would prefer it to snow on my tomato's than get cold.

Or indeed, a blizzard. Like the one my relative Israel Swan was caught in, whilst on a prospecting trip with Alfred Packer. That was cold.... and the least of Israels worries considering what happened next.