Here are some of CBC readers' best skeleton pictures this Halloween
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You've probably done a double take walking by some of your neighbours' yards this Halloween season, as sets of spooky skeletal eyes stare back at you.
Both the creepy, giant skeletons and the regular human-sized variants have become popular Halloween ornaments in recent years.
It's all part of an increasing trend of people investing in more and more elaborate displays.
Here are some of the best pictures taken by CBC readers of Halloween skeletons this year.
Have a Halloween photo you'd like to share? Send it to us at bcphotos@cbc.ca.
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