[boo who?]

Couldn't put much out with steady rain all day and night - so I relied heavily on lighting and lots of movement. Used my Shiatsu's to "float" jack-o-lanterns in the upper windows and move my old scary lady in her antique wheelchair under cover of the porch. Had my fogger near the skellie groundbreaker, a few projections, a FCG and some moving projection lights. Aimed laser lights at the trees to give them green sparkle.

On the bright side, I had everything down in under 40 minutes! Even without all the usual props, it wasn't a bad little show.

 

[Ghost of Spookie]

Rain or not still looked great! I love homes with turret features. Love how you were able to make use of the windows in it too. How was the ToTer turnout?

 

[boo who?]

Had 70+ kids - which - in a rural area is A LOT. So the rain didn't deter too many TOT's. They were all on foot,which is surprising since most nearby houses sit on acre lots and the neighborhood walk is a long one!

 

[Frankie's Girl]

It looked just lovely.

I know you're likely disappointed at having to change things up or not use certain props due to the weather, but the TOTs likely though it was a BEAUTIFUL Halloween House. (because it was!)

And gotta love the silver linings - fast take downs are always icing on the cake.

 

[Shockwave199]

Really great looking! And be warned, fast breakdowns are so spoiling it'll have you wondering when it all got so complicated and so much work. And, it just may make you reassess........

 

[lisa48317]

Wait! The turret is part of your house?? Not a facade?? That's awesome! So glad you put a FCG in it!

 

[boo who?]

The FCG lives in the upper tower all year long. It's the only time I ever go in that room. Silly place has 21 rooms - more than enough room for a few stray ghosts!