By Patric Hedlund, TME

There were Tinkerbells and adorable piglets and even a proud Little League dad dressed as a giant baseball at the Frazier Park Library Trunk or Treat on Saturday, Oct. 28. But there were also zombies and more than one bloody chainsaw.

If the theory of Halloween is to make visible the inner fears that haunt the human psyche—spiced with a twist of absurd excess—the people of Frazier Mountain have…(please see below to view full stories and photographs)

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Top left: Caleb Casebolt, 8 as an ominous IRS agent. Above top: a ‘dollhouse’ scene from the FFA haunted house at Frazier Park School where (above right) Carlin Collins was caught in a pentagram. Above left: Reiden Casebolt, 4 trick or treated as “a fairy person,” brother Caleb said (mom said she’s Rapunzel). Elsewhere on the mountain, (below) Pine Mountain Christian Community Church, LDS and schools offered Harvest Festivals with games, a jump house and family fun. Below: a happy pup at Frazier Park School’s Harvest Festival.

FFA haunted house

John Vogelsang told of early enrollment for Frazier Mountain Little League.

At Friends of the Library and LELA’s haunted house

The Library Trunk or Treat

PMCCC Harvest Festival

Hall EMTs help Jerry Parker who is ‘half the man’ he once was.

The Murrillo famliy gave a ‘10’ to the FFA.

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