We asked readers share pictures of their Halloween decorations. As promised, here are some of the most spooky, elaborate and playful photos shared by readers! (We included addresses only if readers provided that information.)

A couple tries to stay warm by the fire on King Mountain Road in Rafter J. (Courtesy of Dave, Joyce and Lily Thayer)
A couple tries to stay warm by the fire on King Mountain Road in Rafter J. (Courtesy of Dave, Joyce and Lily Thayer)cca
“Skelly” walks his pets on East Third Avenue. (Courtesy of Mandie Frazier)
“Skelly” walks his pets on East Third Avenue. (Courtesy of Mandie Frazier)cca
“This are my “folk art” decorations that I put up annually,” says Sandy Burke of her decorations at 863 E. College Drive. “They are created from recycled materials and fun for me and for the public to enjoy!” (Courtesy of Sandy Burke)
“This are my “folk art” decorations that I put up annually,” says Sandy Burke of her decorations at 863 E. College Drive. “They are created from recycled materials and fun for me and for the public to enjoy!” (Courtesy of Sandy Burke)cca
One of several skeletons watches over the Durango Dance School parking lot at 3416 Main Ave. (Courtesy of Mark Morgan)
One of several skeletons watches over the Durango Dance School parking lot at 3416 Main Ave. (Courtesy of Mark Morgan)cca
A spooky scene greets passersby at 5135 County Road 501. (Courtesy of Elaine Leslie)
A spooky scene greets passersby at 5135 County Road 501. (Courtesy of Elaine Leslie)cca
Skeleton Jeff is dressed for spooky flooding on north Florida Road. (Courtesy of Laura Spann)
Skeleton Jeff is dressed for spooky flooding on north Florida Road. (Courtesy of Laura Spann)cca