Wordless Wednesday
El dia de los muertos...
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I'm guessing these came from Mexico. They really know how to celebrate the Day of the Dead.
ReplyDeletePerfect creations! Great for the season ^_^
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Beautiful. Halloween is such a fun time.
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Day of the Dead? I love these decorated skulls (real or made up) for some reason. Alana ramblinwitham.blogspot.com
ReplyDeleteDay of the Dead. Mexican holiday observed November 1. It's the basis of the Disney movie "Coco".
DeleteThose things just look creepy to me. And they're all over the place here.
ReplyDeleteCool!
ReplyDeleteNice Day of the Dead skulls.
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