Beach trash converted into a spooktacular Halloween display
Every October, Scotian Shores creates a Halloween display made from beach garbage. This year's display has more trash than available space on the grass. The Weather Network reporter Nathan Coleman has the story.
Do any of your neighbours go "all out" with their Halloween decorations?
Well, unless you live next to Angela Riley, you haven't seen anything, yet.
The founder of Scotian Shores collects items she finds during weekly beach cleanups and creates spooky decorations that would rival anything you could buy in store.
Angela Riley's halloween display made of recycled items in Eastern Passage, N.S. (Nathan Coleman/The Weather Network)
The real horror, she says, is the amount of plastic floating in the ocean.
Watch the video above to see the full story on the inventive and environmentally friendly Halloween display.
