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10-31-2019
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Notes

I’m not very good identifying Halloween attire, so I’m well-practiced at saying, “Great costume!” What’s your guess?

I’m pretty sure this was taken on the Day Family property on June Street. This part of the lot was just developed with two houses on it. The Google street view hasn’t caught up as of this date.

Category: Downtown Hood River
Tags: Alva Day, costume, Halloween, June Street

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  1. Charlott

    31st October 2019 @ 07:06 AM

    I don't think they are celebrating Halloween, as the leaves are on the trees and it looks like blossoms. Their outfits look too Dutch to me. Maybe they are suppose to represent spring flowers, in their crepe paper costumes.

  2. ArthurB

    31st October 2019 @ 11:38 AM

    Good point, Charlott– perhaps they are apple blossoms.

  3. L.E.

    31st October 2019 @ 04:09 PM

    I agree with Charlott. Not Halloween time.
    But for the life of me…..I can't figure out what those costumes might pertain to.
    Looks like lots of starch was used on those fabric curls.

  4. ArthurB

    31st October 2019 @ 04:24 PM

    I'm going with apple blossom– corn stalk with a Hershey's kiss on the head. Like I said, “Great costume, kids!” is always the safest thing to say.

  5. nels

    31st October 2019 @ 11:37 PM

    How about lilies, or possibly tulips?

  6. Kenn

    4th November 2019 @ 08:12 AM

    Halloween, a synonym for extortion?
    (brings the term grumpy old man to mind)

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