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Halloween nightmares
UNDER THE STARS: WHY OUTDOOR HALLOWEEN PARTIES ARE THE BEST
They told us to keep the party inside. Too dark, too cold, too easy for shadows to blend with the trees. But that’s exactly why we wanted it outside.
The night air carried the smell of smoke and pumpkin spice. Lanterns flickered against the crunch of leaves. Someone whispered a secret by the fire pit… and for a moment, it felt less like a game and more like a real mystery unraveling beneath the harvest moon.
That’s the thing about outdoor Halloween parties, nature does half the haunting for you. The darkness, the wind, the silhouettes that could just as easily be your friend… or the culprit.
If you want atmosphere you can’t fake, it’s time to take your Halloween outside.
Read the full guide here: Under the Stars: Why Outdoor Halloween Parties Are the Best
Thunder growled overhead. The cloud cover was thick and dark, although it hadn’t actually begun to rain yet. The air had a charged, electric feel, and the sullen purple thunderclouds gave the sky a nightmarish look. It was a perfect atmosphere for Hallowe’en, menacing and otherworldly.
From ““Vampire Diaries (The Awakening)” by L.J. Smith, via gildedautumnvelvet
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“A funny thing happens in the Hudson Valley in the autumn. At first the twilight seems peaceful, the electric blue of day fading and the heavens softening to a pinkish white. The garish red and orange trees mellow like a cat gentling beneath its owner’s hand, and yet the serenity is deceptive. The mood of a Hudson twilight is so uniformly peaceful~a blank canvas~that it routinely invites nightmares.”
From The Wishing Thread by Lisa Van Allen (via gildedautumnvelvet)
The harvest moon glows round and bold, in pumpkin shades outlined in gold, illuminating eerie forms, unnatural as candied corn. Beware what dare crawl up your sleeve, for ‘‘tis the Night called Hallows Eve.
Richelle E. Goodrich, Making Wishes (via: gildedautumnvelvet)
