Blanck Mortuary revisits Yard of Death

I was google earthing and went to look at street views of the house where I grew up. This is the house where yard haunting began for me. I noticed that the grass in one specific location was still not growing as it should and after discussions with family, seems one Halloween prop was still intact in the front yard.

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That's a great installment for a "Traces of Death" series. To add to that, my friend Liz is one of those types who brings out the whole neighborhood for events, and everyone pitches in helping her decorate. Every year for her Easter parade I always note the spots where the grass still hasn't grown back from the graves she and friends dug in her front yard for the Halloween party and to use for scaring trick-or-treaters.
She earns extra money helping build film sets, so somehow she got in good with someone who owned one of those low-lying foggers that can cover the entire stage floor (e.g., like it's "Phantom of the Opera" or a Vegas magic show). She has the fogger hidden around the corner of her house with a couple dryer ducts coming out of it into the yard with large computer fans at the end of each. That blankets the entire yard, so no one knows they're walking past an open grave until one of her zombies (i.e., friends in costume) jumps up. I wish she'd get video and put it up for all to see. Her yard is awesome for Halloween and Xmas (She was on the "Great Light Fight" one year).

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There is or was now a haunted house that had an underground path system to get to open graves in their cemetery. They are relocating so I imagine that feature will go away.

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That is so funny