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Spooky display in New Glasgow

Mark Goudge | Posted: Oct. 17, 2017, 4:55 p.m. | Updated: Oct. 17, 2017, 4:55 p.m. | 1 Min Read
Donna MacIntyre repairs her ghoulish display that was knocked down by recent winds on High Street in New Glasgow. Her display is a highlight in the area. People make a point of driving down her street to see what she has up each year. MacIntyre says she changes themes each year and adds new decorations for each. This year’s is clown and skeletons.
Donna MacIntyre repairs her ghoulish display that was knocked down by recent winds on High Street in New Glasgow. Her display is a highlight in the area. People make a point of driving down her street to see what she has up each year. MacIntyre says she changes themes each year and adds new decorations for each. This year’s is clown and skeletons.

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Donna MacIntyre repairs her ghoulish display that was knocked down by recent winds on High Street in New Glasgow. Her display is a highlight in the area. People make a point of driving down her street to see what she has up each year. MacIntyre says she changes themes each year and adds new decorations for each. This year’s is clown and skeletons.

 

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