HAUNTED TRAIL PROVIDES "REAL" HEADLESS HORSEMAN - Creatures From The Park Lagoon, Last Performance Tonight

(10/26/2002)

Trekking through the dark and spooky woods A ghostly horseman rides into the night It's was a walk into the dark and spooky woods of Calhoun County Park last night, facing ominous creatures with weapons, ill-fated spooks wandering down paths, ghosts dangling from trees and corpses' crawling from under tombstones. Other monsters came alive to rise from an assortment of coffins along the trail. The Grantsville Volunteer Fire Department's second annual Haunted Trail will continue tonight from 7 until 11 p.m. at the park, and quite a fun event it is. The haunted crawl from behind trees Slightly spooked, but not too much The firemen have gone all-out this year to provide a fascinating experience, including creatures crawling from the mire of the park's pond to a "headless" horseman on a real horse riding across the skyline of the park. The event costs only two bucks and you can participate in a wiener roast for another buck, a real Halloween entertainment deal for the whole family. Come rain or clear. Tonight is the last night.

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