and Girls Club of Winnipeg. Te fun zone is open Monday to Saturday from Oct. 11 until Halloween. Halloween frights and screaming
good fun can be found north of the city at Six Pines. An attraction of a more ominous nature, it is a must for anyone who loves Halloween or just being scared silly. By day the entire family is welcome. Tere are hayrides, mother goose and her farm animals to visit with, Tweedle Dee and Tweedle Dum, magic shows, a tree fort and a ton of fun other fun activities for the kids. As the sun sets, the old Victorian farmstead transforms into a horrifying experience with a real ghost story. Te Farm’s Barn of Doom is the place to see for heart-stopping fun. Legend claims that the barn, rebuilt in 1911 after bru- tal murders occurred there in 1901, is still haunted by the tortured souls. Bet you get scared! Go outside, breathe in the crisp fall
air, and celebrate this stunning season in our beautiful province.
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Photo courtesy of Six Pines.
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