posted by Joe Polk at 10:33 AM /
Kathy Engel handed out candy to 221 trick-or-treaters last year. That's considered an off year in her Mt. Lebanon neighborhood. "It was rainy," she said with a laugh. Engel and her neighbors are accustomed to handing out about twice that much, in large part because of her neighbor's Halloween display.
Ken Unico has a front yard full of animatronic creatures, including an alien that blows bubbles. A head that pops out of a toilet spits water. Smoke rises from the head of a gorilla in an electric chair. A pair of torso-less legs pedal an exercise bike.
Link: www.pittsburghlive.com/x/pittsburghtrib/news/cityregion/s_532822.html
Ken Unico has a front yard full of animatronic creatures, including an alien that blows bubbles. A head that pops out of a toilet spits water. Smoke rises from the head of a gorilla in an electric chair. A pair of torso-less legs pedal an exercise bike.
Link: www.pittsburghlive.com/x/pittsburghtrib/news/cityregion/s_532822.html
Labels: halloween
2 Comments:
I knew that had to be the guy from our old neighborhood. To be honest, it almost gets a little dangerous because there are SO many cars and SO many kids out to see his house which intersects with Midway. God only knows how big he'd make it if he had a bigger front yard!
Funny that the article didn't mention the address (unless I missed it).
Come see the show! (if you can figure out where it is!)
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