Firefighters called to raging house blaze — it was just ‘amazing Halloween decor’
October 2, 2023
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as posted by the channelThere’s no higher praise for a Halloween decor enthusiast.
The Glens Falls Fire Department was called out to a house for a “confirmed structure fire” in the upstate city on Saturday, and the firefighters were shocked to see no fire — but, rather, a premature yet “amazing” Halloween display.
Video provided by the homeowner to the fire department showed the extravagant setup, which made the house look like a potential crime scene. The decor makes it appear as though the house really is on fire, with faux flames lighting up and seemingly engulfing the interior through the windows.
“To our surprise, this was an amazing Halloween decoration,” the fire department said. “This display will be up Friday and Saturday nights for the public’s entertainment until the end of [October].”
They added that the spectacle was a result of “two LED lights, a box fan, a silver sheet” and a fog machine.
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