The third annual scarecrow contest at Quilcene’s Worthington Park returned recently, with a fresh and awesome array of fantastic and frightening figures staking out their respective spots on …
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The third annual scarecrow contest at Quilcene’s Worthington Park returned recently, with a fresh and awesome array of fantastic and frightening figures staking out their respective spots on the lawn of the park’s historic mansion.
Contestants assembled their entry by appointment throughout the weekend to promote social distancing, and voting takes place online (www.worthingtonparkquilcene.org) through Friday, Oct. 30.
The winner will be announced on Halloween.
The Leader's Luciano Marano was there, camera in hand, Oct. 24 to see the scary horde begin to take shape. His favorite photos are collected here.
