iN PHOTOS: Amusing Halloween shenanigans captured around Thompson-Okanagan

Halloween is right around the corner and while the annual tradition has a focus on all things spooky, some local residents are bringing comedy to the holiday.

Area residents are finding funny festive scenes set up on properties and ridiculous decorations added to public displays that liven up the spirit of Halloween and give everyone a chuckle.

We’d love to see what silly Halloween decorations are appearing in your community. Send photos to news@infonews.ca.

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Someone made a funny addition to this skeleton at a Salmon Arm Mall. SUBMITTED/Tamara Carlson
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A statue at City Hall in Kamloops has been masked. SUBMITTED
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This display was spotted in a yard in Mission Creek, Kelowna. SUBMITTED/Diane Dumont
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Summerland residents are calling this power pole a Vine Monster. SUBMITTED/Donna Graham
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These ghosts were spotted in the streets of Armstrong. SUBMITTED/PV BLVD Coffee
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Summerland skeletons stage a wheelbarrow race. SUBMITTED/Heather Pescada
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Pumpkin heads at Kelowna’s Davison Orchards have a pancake breakfast. SUBMITTED/Adventure Kelowna

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Shannon Ainslie brings a background of writing and blogging to the team. She is interested in covering human interest stories and engaging with her community of Kamloops.