Time after time
You know what we got to do closing day at Michigan's Adventure? Play miniature golf. But not just miniature golf ... it's also ...
Ghoulish Golf! They gave the golf course a little Halloween-themed makeover. Note the skeleton strapped to the water wheel.
And you can see, the water wheel's still turning, so all skeleton's marrow is rushing to their skull, half the time.
Some of the decoration was just putting up straw bales and pumpkins, which is functional enough.
Here's a view from the miniature golf to Corkscrew, and more of the autumn colors.
bunny_hugger strolls onto the course, and you can see a gourd-themed ... hog? Something anyway. Part of the decor.
Other people were in costume too and it was fun seeing them. And again I like the pumpkin-shaped dog(?) statue.
Gourdy birds too, here.
Oh hey, they had a couple of these weird plant flower thingies, they look great!
bunny_hugger pauses to write down our scores a bit ...
... And now she investigates these curious alien-looking plants. Wonder what she'll find?
Oh, dear, I guess she's gotten eaten. That's so embarrassing!
Over out here there's a swan boat that sank and took its skeleton passenger with it.
Trivia: In 1906 Texas inventor Uberto Ezell received a patent for a rubber ``male pouch'', described as a device to ``catch and retain all discharges coming'' from the ``male member''. By not describing it as a condom he evaded the Comstock law's rule against contraceptives. Source: Smuggler Nation: How Illicit Trade Made America, Peter Andreas.
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