More than 120 children embraced the Halloween spirit by participating in the pumpkin trail event in Twynholm this year. The event was orchestrated by Elaine Manson, with assistance from her daughter Jessica Craig. Local businesses and individuals generously sponsored prizes and treats for the children involved. The atmosphere was lively as households throughout the village joined in, adorning their homes and gardens with spooky decorations and offering sweet treats to the young participants as they set out to hunt for pumpkins to crack the puzzle phrase and search for lucky Halloween rubber ducks. A surprising addition to the trail was a mysterious figure riding a real horse, adding to the excitement of the night. The organisers, dressed as the Wicked Witch of the West and Sabrina Carpenter, ensured that all who attended had a fantastic time.
The community spirit evident during the event highlighted the collaborative effort of residents, businesses, and organisers in creating a memorable Halloween experience for the children of Twynholm. With creativity, generosity, and a sense of fun, the pumpkin trail brought joy to all involved on a spooktacular evening.
In summary, more than 120 children partook in a Halloween pumpkin trail in Twynholm, organised by Elaine Manson and her daughter Jessica Craig. The event featured decorations, treats, and surprises, showcasing a strong community spirit and providing a fun-filled experience for all participants.