by: -RoG-

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This camel loves playing hide-and-seek. Actually, it loves just about anything. It's a very happy camel.
I dare say it's too happy. Creepy, huh?

There were plenty o' lanterns, but they didn't help light our path.

More horrifying house plants!

Mummies, mummies, mummies... everywhere I see.

As you can see, there was a lot of unused wall space in some areas of the maze.

Looks like somebody doesn't know how to properly handle spider webs.

Horrifying mummies with day-glo patches!

It was a nice Egyptian set, but as soon as we walked past this guy, I noticed him through one of the
cracks in the walls and he was sending text messages on his cell phone. So much for keep up the atmosphere.

One of the strangest things in the entire maze was that they set up a variety of long aquarium tanks and
filled them with mummies, sand and fake bugs. It was a pretty cool looking effect, even if it didn't make much sense.

Worst part about being a mummy? Being put on kitty litter detail.

He was fine in the maze, but once we left, we saw this kid walking around without his mask on
and talking on his cell phone. Most haunts have break areas, but not Scareview Farms.
They're not afraid of killing the illusion by letting their actors roam around the park with their masks off.

I'm sure this old prospector will find the gold he's been looking for sooner or later.

And now it was time to head into our next maze: Transylvania Terror!

Bloodthirsty vampire bats, just hangin' around.

Beware the ghostly white celestial steed!
This isn't it, if that's what you were thinking. This is just a random white horse.

As we traveled through the woods, werewolves popped out from the shrubbery and snarled at us.
This one kind of reminded me of grandma.

Hard to feel like you're really in the woods when there are various light fixtures in plain view hanging from the ceiling.

Guess they ran out of paint and/or black tarp to drape over that wall.

I don't know what happened when I snapped this photo, but I love that it
somehow looks as if the vampire was shooting yellow urine eye lasers.

No need to fear this vampire... it already has a stake through the heart.
On a side note: greek columns against thin wood board backdrops look classy.

Vampires, little red riding hood, and light fixtures... oh my!

Pitchfork stands next to this old timey car with a jack-o-lantern on top.

The jack-o-lantern was beckoning us to enter the Bride of Pitchfork maze, so who were we to decline such an offer?

There's still more Scareview Farms horror to see!
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