Spooky bride Izzie, 9, on the hunt for witch's brew ingredients at a Halloween trail held at Holt Country Park. Picture: KAREN BETHELL (Image: Archant)
The event was organised by North Norfolk District Council (NNDC) senior countryside supervisor Anne-Marie Gedge, who dreamed up a spooky challenge asking youngsters and their families to help mend a witch's broomstick by collecting feathers, stones, sticks and leaves as they followed a series of gruesome animal fact boards leading to the witch, played by volunteer ranger Donna Welch.
Peter and Lucy Moore Fuller dressed in scary style with sons Otto and Albert and daughters Cora and Violet at a Halloween trail held at Holt Country Park. Picture: KAREN BETHELL (Image: Archant)
Children completing the one-and-a-quarter-mile trail were given a treat by the Green Man of the Woods, played by countryside ranger Martin Hope, before trying their hands at pumpkin carving with their families.
Spooky vampire Molly, 7, on the hunt for witch's brew ingredients at a Halloween trail held at Holt Country Park. Picture: KAREN BETHELL (Image: Archant)
The trail, which attracted hundreds of children and their families, was part of a programme of October half term activities organised by NNDC. For information, visit www.north-norfolk.gov.uk
Ella, 5, and Jacob, 7, watch 'witch' Donna Welch stir up a brew at a Halloween trail held at Holt Country Park. Picture: KAREN BETHELL (Image: Archant)
Spooky vampire Molly, 7, on the hunt for witch's brew ingredients at a Halloween trail held at Holt Country Park. Picture: KAREN BETHELL (Image: Archant)
Pumpkin carving fun at a Halloween trail held at Holt Country Park. Picture: KAREN BETHELL (Image: Archant)
Pumpkin carving fun at a Halloween trail held at Holt Country Park. Picture: KAREN BETHELL (Image: Archant)
On the hunt for witch's brew ingredients at a Halloween trail held at Holt Country Park. Picture: KAREN BETHELL (Image: Archant)
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