These skeletons keep reaching new heights over Delaware this Halloween

Delaware News Journal
The home at Troy and Birmingham Avenues customizes its three 12-footers with costumes. First introduced in 2020, the '12-foot Home Depot skeleton' has been popping up in yards since.
The home at Troy and Birmingham Avenues customizes its three 12-footers with costumes. First introduced in 2020, the '12-foot Home Depot skeleton' has been popping up in yards since.

It's a bare-bones 12-footer waving over Concord Pike.

Or an undersea ghost king near Newport.

However, and wherever, the big-boned 'Home Depot' skeleton continues to stand tall over Delaware yards this Halloween season.

The skeleton first popped up at the big box store in 2020. It continues to be a popular draw, and has spun off different versions - such as a 13-foot Jack Skellington and the sinewy "Inferno Pumpkin."

Here's a look at some you can see on display in a yard near you this Halloween.

This article originally appeared on Delaware News Journal: These skeletons keep reaching new heights over Delaware this Halloween

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