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• The first person is seated in a wheelchair, dressed in black with fake wounds on their face and arms, giving a spooky vibe.
• Next is someone wearing a colorful Hawaiian outfit with a flower lei and straw hat, evoking a tropical look.
• A scarecrow costume follows, with a tattered straw hat and burlap outfit, standing with arms outstretched for an eerie effect.
• Beside the scarecrow is a person dressed as the creepy clown Pennywise, wearing a red shirt, white gloves, and a frightening clown mask, seated in a wheelchair.
• In the middle, a woman dressed in a classic Red Riding Hood costume with a red cape stands out.
• Next to her, someone wears a traditional German-style dress with a lace apron and floral headband.
• Two women in a black witch costume complete with a wide-brimmed hat, capturing the spirit of Halloween.
• Next is a striking figure with Dia de los Muertos makeup, adorned in a black dress with silver studs, a flower headpiece, and painted face.
• Standing in a bright red French fries costume is a person holding a bottle resembling a condiment, adding a humorous touch.
• Mario from the Super Mario series is present, wearing the iconic red hat, blue overalls, and white gloves, waving happily from the back.
• A woman in a butterfly-inspired costume with vibrant rainbow colors stands nearby.
• Next is someone with a light blue wig, wearing a pastel-themed mermaid outfit, adding a pop of color to the group.
• Finally, a woman dressed as Supergirl in a blue and red costume with a gold belt and emblem completes the ensemble.
The group radiates a fun and spirited energy, celebrating Halloween with a mix of scary, whimsical, and humorous costumes.
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Disabled Resources Center
2750 E. Spring Street
Long Beach, CA 90806
Telephone: (562) 427-1000
TTY: (562) 427-1366
Fax: (562) 427-2027
E-Mail: info@drcinc.org
Webmaster/Operations Manager: samanthamam@drcinc.org
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