Prehistoric pumpkins take over Finlayson Drive on Halloween
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Share About 45 pumpkins, some wood, bits of recycled styrofoam and two and a half days of work.
Last year, 324 children knocked on his door and this year, he expects to see about 400 if the weather cooperates.
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About 45 pumpkins, some wood, bits of recycled styrofoam and two and a half days of work.
That’s about all it took for Yellowknife artist Dean Robertson to build a roughly 15-foot-long T-rex sculpture on his front porch– the latest in a years-long series of Halloween creations.
Robertson said that on Halloween, there’s often a “huge pile of energy” at his house on Finlayson Drive with hundreds of children trick-or-treating.
Last year, 324 children knocked on his door and this year, he expects to see about 400 if the weather cooperates.…
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