Scary
Terry's Haunted Yard 2004
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The
Kitchen
Sink Coffin had its usual place in the graveyard.
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"Elvis"
is looking good as usual.
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The
Kicking Legs
did their thing accompanied by a great lawnmower sound track recorded
by my son Kyle.
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This
is a picture I call the "clutter" shot for obvious reasons.
It gives you a idea of the layout with the kicking legs and Kitchen Sink
Coffin (under the blue tarp) in the foreground, the Axworthy ghosts overhead
and the dot room (left) and "rotating tunnel that you walk through"l
in the background.
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Here's
this year's one shot of the dot room. It is very difficult to photograph
because it's really dark in there!
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This
shot of the Scary
Crow shows its regular face as well as part of the beak that's visible
when the head spins around. You can also see part of the four bar linkage.
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New
for this year is the Haunted Smudge Pot created by my son Kyle. It rocks,
smokes (fogger inside), has an eerie glow and plays spooky sound effects.
It's all controlled by a Basic Stamp 1.
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This
is my version of Trash Can Trauma. It's not a true TCT, in that it doesn't
have an arm that swings out....
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but it does have sound effects and a strobe. It really got a lot of screams
at the end of our haunt.
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The
"rotating tunnel that you walk through" was certainly our "monster"
project of the year. The thing is huge, required countless hours of labor
to build and is a storage nightmare, but the effect was awesome! After
things died down on Halloween night, I stood in there, by myself for at
least five minutes, trying unsuccessfully to convince my brain that the
bridge was not spinning. This is a very impressive effect and was the
most popular attraction at our haunt. Here
are some more pictures.
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