ALBUM: Kitimat’s great pumpkin wall returns for 2015

Some of the pumpkins at the rock wall November 2

ALBUM: Kitimat’s great pumpkin wall returns for 2015

Kitimat's annual tradition of pumpkins on the Kuldo extension continues for 2015.

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Nov. 2, 2015 4:00 p.m.
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Posted by Kitimat Northern Sentinel onÃ?ÃÂ Monday, 2 November 2015

The ongoing tradition of Kitimatians placing their pumpkins on Kuldo Boulevard’s rock wall in the days after Halloween continues with a bright assortment of local carvings.

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