Skeleton on Zoom call with spooky pals appears on roundabout during Halloween
This skeleton on a Zoom call appeared on a roundabout in Sutton just in time for Halloween. Picture: Supplied - Credit: Benjamin Penfold
Residents in an east Cambridgeshire village had a fright this Halloween after a skeleton conducted a Zoom call from one of their roundabouts.
The spooky skeleton set up their computer, desk and screen to hold the ‘Halloween Planning Meeting 2020’ in Sutton on October 31.
Hilarious pictures shared online show the virtual conversation taking place in the same spot another skeleton was photographed last year.
The team responsible for the frightening display spoke anonymously to this newspaper, saying that the reaction from locals was the “best response so far”.
They said: “We thought Storm Aiden was going to beat us, but we made it.
“We decorated the roundabout again to make people laugh and keep relevant
You may also want to watch:
“The idea changed two days before as we found it funny to the current situation, we managed to find old IT stuff to build with to make it.”
Just metres away, a spine-chilling Halloween house display was created on Mepal Road for residents to explore safely and securely.
Most Read
- 1 Police officer sacked for racially abusing colleague at Christmas party
- 2 Cambridgeshire police officer dismissed after conduct hearing
- 3 Historian who wrote 126 books and spent 64 years bellringing dies aged 90
- 4 Trades group hears of alarming rise in shop worker abuse amid Covid
- 5 Police hunt homemade go-kart ‘causing anti-social behaviour’
- 6 BBC drama Casualty storyline to feature pelvic mesh implant scandal
- 7 Rural crime police recover dog in ‘poor state’ while on site check
- 8 Fen farm on more than 200 acres of land up for sale for £2.2million
- 9 Mum caught driving with revoked license on school run gets car seized
- 10 Spectators to be 'kept well away' when 85m chimneys come down
An organiser said: “We done it [the house decorations] for community spirt this year.
“Everyone was safe and kept to social distancing and hopefully next year we can come back bigger than we were last year.”