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Village Mire Halloween Yard Haunt 2014

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Length
9:37
Views
1,955
Published
Nov 2014

What this video covers

Village Mire is a 2014 yard haunt created by Chris Baker, with photography by Julia Cumes and presented through Hauntcast. The video showcases the outdoor Halloween display in what appears to be a village or swamp-themed environment. At approximately ten minutes, it offers a substantial look at the scope and atmosphere of the build.

Key takeaways

  • Yard haunt built around a village or mire theme for Halloween 2014
  • Created by Chris Baker and documented with photography by Julia Cumes
  • Presented and distributed through the Hauntcast haunting community platform
  • Offers a full walkthrough-style look at the finished outdoor display

Who this is for

Halloween enthusiasts and yard haunt builders looking for theme and layout inspiration from a community-created outdoor display.

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