deb68

Just wondered is the day of the ghouls exploited like the UK and America? And do members here love or loath the night

Bix

Don't know whether I would call it exploited but yes, it is celebrated.

We've had 4 lots of trick or treaters so far and await the next.
I think it's great for the kids and always have a big bowl of treats ready.

Up here we put our outside lights on to let them know we are game.

Sally Simpson

Very quiet on my street but my youngest son is out & about with his father supervising.
Eldest son at a Halloween party.
I love it. We always dressed up as kids. Why not?

fish.01

No where near as much but slowly picking up each year.

DeadVim

It was thoroughly ignored in this house ... no trick or treaters either, a marvellous situation helped by being surrounded by acreage properties and people/dogs living in them that don't take kindly to strangers knocking on their doors. And quite right too.

I have, however, finally lodged my tax return. This will handsomely, no doubt, compensate for the lack of scary unexpected surprises arriving at my house yesterday by providing one in the next month.

Centurion

An American imported tradition that we could do without imo.

Sally Simpson

But Halloween is not American, it comes from Celt tradition.