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A Utah homeowner has transformed his front yard into a Halloween attraction inspired by one of his childhood fears, turning memories of a popular amusement park ride into an elaborate display that is also raising money for charity. Kelly Hertel, who lives in Clinton, has spent more than 400 hours creating his own version of Terroride, a spooky attraction at Lagoon amusement park.
OriginalA Utah homeowner has transformed his front yard into a Halloween attraction inspired by one of his childhood fears, turning memories of a popular amusement park ride into an elaborate display that is also raising money for charity. Kelly Hertel, who lives in Clinton, has spent more than 400 hours creating his own version of Terroride, a spooky attraction at Lagoon amusement park.
OriginalA Utah homeowner has transformed his front yard into a Halloween attraction inspired by one of his childhood fears, turning memories of a popular amusement park ride into an elaborate display that is also raising money for charity. Kelly Hertel, who lives in Clinton, has spent more than 400 hours creating his own version of Terroride, a spooky attraction at Lagoon amusement park.
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