Make your own Halloween advent calendar with this easy haunted house craft and baking project! A wooden Christmas advent calendar is transformed with black spray paint, fake cobwebs and tiny spiders, then filled with Halloween lollies, trinkets and homemade mini cookies. It's a low-effort Halloween craft that adults and kids can enjoy, with ideas for keeping homemade treats fresh inside the drawers.
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I lick my hand. I taste salty. I taste exactly like Mr NQN does after he has been out all day sailing (although he usually also smells like rubber wetsuit which thankfully I do not). Where am I? I'm discovering how salt is made. A group of eight of us have taken the two hour drive east of Adelaide in South Australia to the area of Price where we will be seeing salt being harvested and the salt farm. Yes put your hand up if you were like me and thought that salt was harvested in salt mines!
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