Family Fright all in good fun
The Fort Langley National Historic Site's tribute to Halloween was a success
‘Vampiress’ Sierra Carmichael picked out a big pumpkin while ‘princess’ Makayla Carmichael couldn’t decide which one to choose as the two visited Family Fright at the Fort Saturday at the Fort Langley National Historic Site.
Photograph by: Troy Landreville , Langley Advance
The soggy weather was a little frightful, but other than that, a good, safe time was had by all at Family Fright at the Fort over the weekend.
Fort Langley National Historic Site's Halloween celebration gave a few kids a good jolt when they visited the theatre to get an up-close look at arachnids, insects, snakes, and other slithery and crawly creatures during Cinemazoo's Creepy Critters show, which was held at different times throughout Saturday and Sunday.
The Spooky Servants Quarters, a graveyard, a witch's lair, and a hay bale maze was part of the fun, on the final weekend before Halloween.
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‘Vampiress’ Sierra Carmichael picked out a big pumpkin while ‘princess’ Makayla Carmichael couldn’t decide which one to choose as the two visited Family Fright at the Fort Saturday at the Fort Langley National Historic Site.
Photograph by: Troy Landreville , Langley Advance
