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Fort Collins Zombie Crawl 2012 |
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| Zombie babes at the crawl |
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| Zombie children at the 2012 Zombie crawl |
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| Zombie family, well at least one of them is having a good time |
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| More fun at the Fort Collins Zombie Crawl |
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| Is this a zombie gorilla or just a normal gorilla eating someone's intestines? |
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| Zombie visitor from Lake Havasu, AZ |
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| Proof that zombie vampires exist! |
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| Zombies out for a bit of fun in Old Town Fort Collins |
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| Why do zombies traditionally walk with their arms sticking straight out? In the original Frankenstein monster movie the monster is accidently blinded when Dr. Frankenstein operates to save his life. The movie was running too long so the editors cut out the scenes about the operation and left the remaining scenes where the monster is walking around with his arms sticking out because they didn't have the budget to refilm those scenes. The audience didn't find it strange that the monster started walking around strangely (and his eyes appeared to be sewn shut), in fact the strange gait added to the monster's horror. When film makers started working with zombies they copied the stiff armed way of walking and it became a part of the zombie mythology. |
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| Zombie family |
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| Zombie road crew |
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| Zombie family with a blue color scheme |
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| Zombie babes just want to have fun |
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| Zombie dating scene in the Fort |
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| Zombie in a straight jacket |
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| Carrie and the zombies |
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| Zombie cop keeping us safe during the zombie crawl |
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| Roller Derby Zombies |
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| Father daughter zombie team |
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| Howdy, Howdy, Howdy... |
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| This werewolf scared more people than any of the zombies. He hid under a bench until people walked by, then he would jump out at them, growling and clawing at his victim. It was especially frightening because he would just appear from the darkness. One dog that walked by was very wary of the werewolf and pulled on his leash to get as far away as possible, probably a good idea. |
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| Zombie cheeks |
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| Well dressed zombie |
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| Zombie with day of the dead makeup |
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| Zombie princess |
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| An active night in the cemetary |
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| Zombie nuns looking to save a few souls or at least eat a few brains |
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| Taking Fido out for a walk |
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| Medicine is an art, not a science |
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| Zombie nurses about to perform a procedure... "Where do you want to put the pipe?" |
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| If Mona Lisa was a zombie... |
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| Traditional Caribbean zombie with shrunken head and voodoo doll |
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| Cute zombie couple |
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| Zombies having fun in Old Town Fort Collins |
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| Zombie eyes glow in the dark when they are excited |
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| Three-eyed zombie, not sure how this happens |
Old Town Fort Collins hosts the zombie crawl every year in mid-October. It is a family-friendly event, running from about 5pm - 10pm. The event is free and open to everyone. You can buy a ticket to the crawl that will entitle you to drinks and snacks from the local bars and restaurants. If you like these pictures you should check out the full set of pictures from my zombie photo shoot, and click on the Facebook link below to like my Fort Collins Zombie Crawl 2012 gallery. |
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