We made it from scratch, which was fun to do.”
“I love the cannon so much, we spent so much time working on it, and the fact that it actually fires smoke is very cool. “My favorite decoration is the cannon,” he added. Sebastian said that he was watching “Pirates of the Caribbean” before he started to decorate, which helped him to arrive at the idea of a pirate-themed scene this year. “I started decorating October 1 and put the final touches on October 31.” “The idea was all mine, and my parents helped make my thoughts come to life with my help,” he explained. He shared with the Post that he came up with most of the ideas for the decorations himself.
This year’s prize for Creepiest Crypt was awarded to Sebastian Rood, 11, in the Alphabet Streets, a first-time winner who has entered the contest since he was 7. As neighbors across Pacific Palisades have packed up the skeletons, ghosts, inflatable characters, handmade witches and so, so much more, the three winners of the Palisadian-Post’s ninth annual Creep Your Crypt Halloween home decorating contest have been revealed.
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