One of the most cherished traditions of the Johnson family is the annual Spook Alley presented by Charlie Johnson. Since Sue and Charlie have moved back to Utah from Washington, DC it was time to really get it going again. This year they added the scarecrow garden in the back--perfect for family costume photos. After going through the Johnson's scary basement of horrors, the frightful fun headed outside. In a special tribute to the Homer's this year, part of the spook alley included the scary abandoned Homer Home across the street just days before its demolition. As we walked around the drafty old place we could distinctly hear a distant voice moan, "cloooose the dooor, youuuuu're letting the heeeeat ouuut."Monday, November 23, 2009
Spook Alley Fright Night at the Johnson's
One of the most cherished traditions of the Johnson family is the annual Spook Alley presented by Charlie Johnson. Since Sue and Charlie have moved back to Utah from Washington, DC it was time to really get it going again. This year they added the scarecrow garden in the back--perfect for family costume photos. After going through the Johnson's scary basement of horrors, the frightful fun headed outside. In a special tribute to the Homer's this year, part of the spook alley included the scary abandoned Homer Home across the street just days before its demolition. As we walked around the drafty old place we could distinctly hear a distant voice moan, "cloooose the dooor, youuuuu're letting the heeeeat ouuut."
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That was the best spook alley to date!
Well of course it was the best,, it was really in a HAUNTED house this year. The Johnson's have great traditions.
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