Family in Fairway neighborhood goes big for Halloween
Dustin Stevens, right, walks past a skeleton shrouded in spiderwebs Monday at his home on Fairway Drive in Coeur d'Alene. His son, Kayden, left, and wife Jennifer, standing behind him, are also pictured.
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A giant skeleton towers over the neighborhood Monday at the Stevens home on Fairway Drive in Coeur d'Alene. Standing beneath the skeleton, from left: Kayden, Jennifer and Dustin Stevens.
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Dustin Stevens flips on a switch on a 12-foot Grim Reaper in his yard Monday in Coeur d'Alene. Dustin and his family have made it a tradition to go all out with Halloween decorations, which is fun for the neighborhood as well as visiting trick-or-treaters.
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A plague doctor sits on the Stevens porch, awaiting trick-or-treaters. It's just a stuffed decoration... or is it?
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A skeleton reaches up from the grave as Jennifer and Dustin Stevens inspect their Halloween graveyard Monday.
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COEUR d'ALENE — The Stevens family decorated for Halloween this year in a big 12-foot skeleton and towering Grim Reaper kind of way.
From porch to curb and driveway to side yard, skeletons are shrouded in spiderwebs, menacing pumpkins scowl at passersby and a cemetery walk lit by flickering electric candles beckons only the bravest trick-or-treaters.
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