Eva Gaoddard of Cheraw, S.C., has her photo taken as a ghost girl with help from ASU student Kayelin Buffington. Jeff Eason photo
Eva Gaoddard of Cheraw, S.C., has her photo taken as a ghost girl with help from ASU student Kayelin Buffington. Jeff Eason photo
| Published: 10:49 AM, 11/01/2012 |
Last updated: 10:54 AM, 11/01/2012 |
Author: Jeff Eason Source: The Blowing Rocket
While much of the East Coast was battening down in preparation
for Hurricane Sandy, Blowing Rock residents enjoyed a beautiful Saturday, Oct. 27, with temperatures
in the low 70s.
Apparently unspooked by what weather forecasters describe as a
“Frankenstorm,” hundreds of families came to Blowing Rock for its annual Halloween
celebration. The event featured air walks, bouncy houses and inflatable slides in
Blowing Rock Memorial Park, games and prizes in the recreation center, hayrides, a costume contest
and trick-or-treating with the merchants of downtown Blowing Rock.
The event was sponsored
by the town of Blowing Rock and organized by Blowing Rock Parks and Recreation personnel. This year,
22 student volunteers from Appalachian State University helped out with the games at the recreation
center.
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