A painting on the side of the Haunted House that was part of the Lane County Fair. The intent of this view of a terrified woman was to draw you in so that you would pay for entry.

Two inflatable crocodiles had been laid on the ground. They were for rent, as were the clear plastic floats.

Alongside the trail in Baker Bay Campground were a few trees covered in moss. This was one example from one such branch.

Branches hung down covered in moss. The were bent in just such a way as to resemble a pair of striding legs.

An old moss covered table had two snakes crawling on it under the moonlight. Actually, those snakes were twigs, and the moonlight was daylight shade.

The footprint of a huge creature was found alongside the trail near Brice Creek. Actually the hole had been dug.

Vines grew out from the plants lining the fence and wrapped themselves around a bird feeder. What looks like a quick attack actually took weeks.

A black cat appears to have been painted on wood, but actually was printed on fabric to form an autumn flag.

Lone Pine Farms was not only a corn maze, but was a fresh produce store too. Here was one of several bins filled with pumpkins for sale.

A gigantic pumpkin was strapped to the top of a building and marked the entrance to the corn maze.

A goblin was part of a grave stone celebrating the death of an evil man. Actually, it was a painted foam figure used to mark the start of the corn maze.

A lone white pumpkin rested in the bin with orange pumpkins.