Witchy windows: Scots decorate homes for Halloween
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Susan Grant and her children teamed up with their neighbours to produce this Wicked-themed display
The coronavirus pandemic means Halloween in Scotland looks and feels a bit different this year.
With parties and guising off the cards for now, many Scots have been getting creative by decorating their homes.
Take a look at some of the imaginative window displays celebrating the Halloween tradition.
"Covid, bolt ya rocket" was the message in this Glasgow window
Rhona Smith's contribution, featuring "George the gardener", along with his pumpkin
This impressive multi-storey effort is part of the "Window Wanderland" trail in the Battlefield area of Glasgow
Cobwebs and giant spiders take centre stage of Jenni Lorimer's display in Eaglesham
Andrea Clark spotted this skeletal display in Glasgow's southside
Tissue paper was used to create this colourful display, part of the "Witchy Windows" trail in Clarkston
Three eerie ghosts projected onto Craig Hunter's window, complete with a light-up bat
Lorraine Jenkins' window in Clarkston features some spooky silhouettes
Louise Campbell has gone full-out with the decorations on her window sill
In Fife, Emma MacQueen used paint to craft this Halloween landscape
Matt Bridgestock snapped this picture on a walk through "Window Wanderland" in Glasgow
"Stay safe" - a suitable message for a pandemic Halloween, part of the Ghosty Giffnock trail
Impressive pumpkins on the doorstep of Glasgow's Kirklee Mansion, snapped by John Dawson
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