Spooky season back in force

By Shepparton News

Nov 1, 2022

Scary: Elsie, 4, and Fletcher Barten, 6, Olivia Martin, 3, Molly Barten, 4, and Ella Martin, 7, at Riverside Plaza’s Halloween night. Photo by Megan Fisher

Goblins, ghosts, witches and hordes of other undead creatures descended on Shepparton and Mooroopna on Monday, October 31, making their way through the streets.

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Many of them gathered at Shepparton’s Riverside Plaza on Monday night for a bit of trick-or-treating.

News photographer Megan Fisher headed down to grab some snaps and some treats.

Trick-or-treat: Lynnette Simmons with her children Archer, 4, and Ruby, 3. Photo by Megan Fisher

Treats please: Little witch Imogen Sunderland, 3, holds up her bucket of treats. Photo by Megan Fisher

Treat buckets ready: Marley Mammone, 3, dressed as a skeleton, while Zaiden Trickey, 6, dressed as a Minecraft character. Photo by Megan Fisher

Family night: Graham Sylvester with his sons Aiden, 9, and Ryan, 11 at Riverside Plaza on Monday night. Photo by Megan Fisher

Fun for all: Eden, 4, and Bonnie Maher, 17 months, enjoy a spooky night out. Photo by Megan Fisher

Spooky: Graham Sylvester with Jayce Randall, 3. Photo by Megan Fisher

In disguise: Skeleton Marley Makar, 8, and Darth Vadar Alby Makar, 4. Photo by Megan Fisher

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