Thread: Graveyard on cement - possible/suggestions?

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for a chiller this year i'm thinking about trying some dry ice

i saw a few people using pvc and regular ice with a normal $20 fogger so i figured i'd give it a try as soon as i get everything out of storage lol

Check the price on dry ice before you go too far. Haven't purchased it in a while, but I think the $ per pound/ volume compared to regular ice is quite substantial.

yeah i know it's kinda up there but i get a Great discount on it from work so now i just need to figure out the best way to set it all up

Hello Manola,

I have one word for you when it comes to cemeteries on cement...

LEAVES!

It's fall... grab a couple wheel barrels full of fallen leaves and scatter them all over your soon-to-be cemetery. This image in my albums was my very first haunt back in 2005. We had an awsome yard available to us but chose to move it into the carport due to rain.

OOOH, I like Mr. Grimsley!!

I agree with Grimsley - lots of leaves. I use large maple leaves, they cover a lot of area per leaf. The only issue is the cleanup at the end of the night, but it's worth it for the negelected graveyard look.

otaku... you're a cement cemetery haunter??? I had no idea! LOL!

PS. I have four little helpers of varying size to do the cleanup. In fact, some of them actually enjoy raking leaves! Go figure!?!?

Shoot, I'd rake leaves if there were any in my area Most yards here are gravel. I have grass, or rather I would if the irrigation system wasn't messed up hehehe. Too hot to fix it right now *shrug*. Still going to be tossing my decorations out there but cannot secure anything to the ground either. May as well be trying to stake it into concrete as hard as it is.