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Snow, rain and chilly winds couldn’t keep hundreds of young trick-or-treaters from an important mission: gathering candy from all of the spooky and silly decorated buildings in the Pioneer Village at Muskoka Heritage Place for the 29th annual Great Pumpkin Trail. This year, 888 Hallowe’en fans joined in the fun.
The West family (from left) James, Barrett, Shari, and Marshall brought some adorable farm animals to The Great Pumpkin Trail
Cool art plus black lights equals glow-in-the-dark fun courtesy of Gerry Lantaigne
Beetlejuice hands out some toes, eyeballs and brains (all candy, of course) to eager trick-or-treaters
Trick-or-treaters had to fall down the rabbit hole to find Alice in Wonderland
Finnley Lorbetskie (left) keeps a tight grip on a candy bar with Andrea Coulter
Thirty carved pumpkins lined the trail thanks to MHP manager Ron Gostlin
The Griffin family (from left) Sawyer, a sleeping Ewok in the stroller, Shane as Darth Vader, Kelly as Princess Leia, and Emelia as Chewbacca
The Tooth Fairy and Santa Claus took a break from their regular duties to make a return visit to The Great Pumpkin Trail
Sisters Annemieke (left) and Karla Struyk couldn’t wait to get started on The Great Pumpkin Trail
What could be better than candy and books courtesy of Huntsville Public Library?
Moose FM brought their game faces to The Great Pumpkin Trail
L.O.L. House (a.k.a. the Loyal Orange Lodge) was dressed up with some emoji fun
The annual Mayor’s Choice Award for the best decorated building, as judged by Mayor Scott Aitchison, went to Gerry Lantaigne murals, who brought some fglow-in-the-dark black light fun to the Hallowe’en festivities.
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