It's the second week of October and for some that signals the start of Halloween

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It's the second week of October and for some that signals the start of Halloween

Oct. 11, 2022 - 13:28 By ABC NEWS (Australia)

One family in Horsham in regional Victoria puts a lot of effort into their preparations opening their home to showcase their spooky designs to the neighbourhood