Penarth Nub News Halloween photo competition

By Ellyn Wright

1st Nov 2020 | Local News

Keith Armitage, Sully, sent in these photos of his frightening front garden
Keith Armitage, Sully, sent in these photos of his frightening front garden
The petrifying pumpkin display
The petrifying pumpkin display
At atmospheric nighttime snap
At atmospheric nighttime snap
It wouldn't be Halloween without a carved pumpkin
It wouldn't be Halloween without a carved pumpkin
Zubie Majeed sent in this photo of her niece, Sadie, who looks wicked as a witch
Zubie Majeed sent in this photo of her niece, Sadie, who looks wicked as a witch
Emily George, Penarth, is certainly scaring trick or treaters away
Emily George, Penarth, is certainly scaring trick or treaters away
Rachel Bradley sent in this photo of her son in his creepy costume
Rachel Bradley sent in this photo of her son in his creepy costume
A spooky window display from Rachel Bradley
A spooky window display from Rachel Bradley

Happy Halloween everyone!

Even though Halloween in Penarth isn't going to be quite the same this year, that hasn't stopped you from getting spooky!

We asked you to send in your scariest snaps - of petrifying pumpkins, creepy costumes or devilish displays - to be in with a chance of winning a mystery monster prize.

Penarth, you did not disappoint!

First up is Keith Armitage and family, who sent in photos of their house into a haunted one for Halloween. Cobwebs, graves, and pumpkins, this is one scary scene!

Zuby Majeed sent in this photo of her niece, Saide. She looks wicked as a witch - we hope she doesn't cast a spell on us...

Kath George sent in this photo of her daughter Emily, looking very frightening in their pumpkin window display.

Rachel Bradley snapped her son in his creepy costume, and also sent in a photo of their spooky pumpkins and bats.

     

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