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| Tent City begins at Hayride to Hell, our friends' annual Halloween camp-out weekend in beautiful Brown County. |
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| Since the original house burned down last winter in a fire, and the new house is under construction, everyone had to sleep in tents and use the portable toilets this year. That's why it's called the "Pioneer Edition". |
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| That's also why a tent became the center of the festivities. |
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| Our friend Mark made this wonderful, creepy chandelier for the tent. |
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| Thankfully it was a beautiful weekend for camping. |
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| The Halloween decorations are always wonderful, and we are happy to help set up. |
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| Things are coming together... |
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| The jack-o-lanterns are always creative, and often funny. |
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| Our friends are so talented - love the entries for the pumpkin competition. |
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| More people arrive and things get under way. |
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| The first hayride is usually for the kids, and the adults enjoy the nighttime hayrides. |
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| Mark's chandelier in full glory. |
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| Later in the evening the bonfire is the secondary gathering spot. |
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| This Cheshire Cat jack-o-lantern really came to life at night. |
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| A murderous Alice in Wonderland tea party. |
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| Cards Against Humanity. |
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| American Gothic. |
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| Head in a jar - creative costume. |
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| Pioneer woman, in keeping with the theme. |
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| The Invisible Man. |
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| Head on a plate - also very creative. |
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| The last hayride is on Sunday morning when the riders toss all the hay into the field along the way. |
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| We always stay to help tear everything down, and we stay most of the day. |
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| While Eric played board games in the barn, Cara enjoyed a walk down to the lake.5- |
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| Peaceful and beautiful as always! |
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| The leaves were definitely changing colors more down at the lake than up at the barn. |
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| Alas, it's finally time to go home. |
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| We had a great time. Many thanks to our hosts and all our friends. See you next year! |
