Take a Walk on the Spooky Side.

Happy Halloween.

Halloween is a big event in Hong Kong and one of the areas that celebrates it most is Discovery Bay where I live. Yesterday I decided to go for a stroll along the two streets that are the centre of the Halloween celebration here and see what was going on. These streets are Headland Drive and Seabee Lane and they are unusual for Hong Kong in that they are low-rise and have gardens.

The Halloween celebrations here mainly centred around children, whereas in somewhere like Lang Kwai Fong, they would involve lots of adults, dressed up and partying. Many houses on Seabee Lane and Seahorse Lane are decorated at Halloween and provide sweets to little children who go trick-or-treating.

Entrance to Seabee Lane.

Sunset over Seabee Lane.

Children on the look-out for Halloween candies.

Kids in search of candy.

Little kids enjoying Halloween.

Posing for photos at Halloween.

Posing in costume.

Out for a stroll.

A Row of Pumpkin Decorations.

And the real thing.

Trick or Treat.

Halloween decorations.

A terrifying looking guy.

And another one.

One more.

And yet one more.

It takes all sorts to make a world.

Scary Decorations.

Scary Decorations.

Scary Decorations.

Scary Decorations.

Scary Decorations.

Scary Decorations.

Scary Decorations.

Scary Decorations.

Scary Costumes.

The Skeleton Family.

I think this one is a good witch, don't you?

Dinosaurs were a popular outfit.

Fancy-dress dinosaur costumes.

More and more dinosaurs.

More and more dinosaurs.

Adults get just as excited as the kids.

Even the dogs get in on the act.

Here's Cruella with hers.