Tricked out for Halloween
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» Photos by Abiola Odutola/The Brandon Sun
Scores of children and their parent move around the city, knocking on doors for tricks or treats during Halloween on Saturday afternoon.
A resident gives treats to Lizzy Poynting (left) and Lilly Hanson at 1746 Maryland Ave.
Kayler Cabrera, dressed in a Dragon costume, stands in front of 1746 Maryland Ave.
A resident on Ninth Street with a mask gives treats to children.
Children and their parents storm a residence on Ninth Street.