Not so frightful Halloween

November 1, 2013 at 3:12AM
Abel Lee, 4, of St. Paul, in his Power ranger suit waited for the gates to open to start his trick or treating at the governor's mansion n St. Paul Min., Thursday, October 31, 2013. ] (KYNDELL HARKNESS/STAR TRIBUNE) kyndell.harkness@startribune.com
Abel Lee, 4, of St. Paul, in his Power ranger suit waited for the gates to open to start his trick or treating at the governor's mansion n St. Paul Min., Thursday, October 31, 2013. ] (KYNDELL HARKNESS/STAR TRIBUNE) kyndell.harkness@startribune.com (The Minnesota Star Tribune)

Abel Lee, 4, of St. Paul, right, was decked out in a Power Rangers outfit as he waited for the gates to open to start his trick-or-treating at the governor's residence in St. Paul on Thursday. Aurelia Wyler, 2, above right, was dressed as a scarecrow as she walked to the next treat table. Above, Justen Pohl was a surefire hit as the Norse god of fire at the American Swedish ­Institute's "Cocktails at the Castle: Loki's Halloween Bash." As Halloweens go, the weather wasn't too bad — a little wet with temperatures in the mid-40s. Nothing to compare to the infamous ­Halloween blizzard of 1991, which brought trick-or-treating to a screeching halt.

At the American Swedish Institute's Coktails at the Castle: Loki's Halloween Bash, Justen(cq) Pohl was a sure fire hit as the Norse god of fire.]richard tsong-taatarii/rtsong-taataarii@startribune.com
At the American Swedish Institute's Coktails at the Castle: Loki's Halloween Bash, Justen(cq) Pohl was a sure fire hit as the Norse god of fire.]richard tsong-taatarii/rtsong-taataarii@startribune.com (The Minnesota Star Tribune)
Aurelia Wyler, 2, dressed as a scarecrow walked to the next treat table during Halloween at the governor's mansion in St. Paul Min., Thursday, October 31, 2013. ] (KYNDELL HARKNESS/STAR TRIBUNE) kyndell.harkness@startribune.com
Aurelia Wyler, 2, dressed as a scarecrow walked to the next treat table during Halloween at the governor's mansion in St. Paul Min., Thursday, October 31, 2013. ] (KYNDELL HARKNESS/STAR TRIBUNE) kyndell.harkness@startribune.com (The Minnesota Star Tribune)
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