Lovely reflections and colours John. Halloween must be approaching!

Thanks, Keith. Halloween has regrettably become commercialized. In my young days we'd go out, soap a few windows, yell at people to shell out, then go home and gorge ourselves. Now people have yards full of Halloween decorations to wade through.

Nights of terror;-) The drink must have tasted accordingsly!

Hm. The idea of nights of terror may have put the drinker right off their drink, too.

Fabulous capture!

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Thanks, William.

Same here John...........the shops have been full of tat for weeks. It's getting in the way of the Xmas stuff on the shelves :-)))

A ghost left it there I would say.

$34.00 for a haunted hotel is a fair price on these days !

It certainly beats any hotel in Toronto.

Great reflections, John. Halloween is something we never had here, but in recent years it's being pushed commercially.

Thanks, George. It's interesting that you haven't had Halloween until recently. Both Australia and Canada have about the same percentages of people of Irish descent in their populations. On the other hand, I grew up in a city with a lot of Irish people, so maybe my experience wasn't typical.

The Christmas onslaught here starts as soon as Thanksgiving (second Monday in October) is over, Keith. Après ça, le déluge.

Wowsers! I HAVE to see 'Halloween Aunt'!!!

She's quite the gal, Denis.