10/7/19 Jacksonville Scarecrow Tours by Jessica Payne
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A family walks through the Scarecrow Trail in Jacksonville at Ruth Bowling Nichols Arboretum. Local schools, businesses and other organization decorate scarecrows for the event which will run through Thursday, October 17. (Jessica T. Payne/Tyler Morning Telegraph)
Bentlee Rios, 3, smiles for a photo while standing in front of a JISD scarecrow display at the annual Scarecrow Trail in Jacksonville. The two-week event kicked off on Saturday, October 5 at Ruth Bowling Nichols Arboretum and will run until Thursday, October 17. (Jessica T. Payne/Tyler Morning Telegraph)
Jennifer Heisler, 9, gets her face painted at the Scarecrow Trail in Jacksonville. The event, which is held at Ruth Bowling Nichols Arboretum, is in its 10th year and will run from October 5-17. (Jessica T. Payne/Tyler Morning Telegraph)
A scarecrow, decorated by a Fred Douglass art class, stands on display at the annual Scarecrow Trail at Ruth Bowling Nichols Arboretum. The event entry fee is $1 or a canned good which goes to help the H.O.P.E. Center in Jacksonville. (Jessica T. Payne/Tyler Morning Telegraph)
A scarecrow, decorated by local dentist office All Smiles, stands on display at the annual Scarecrow Trail at Ruth Bowling Nichols Arboretum. The event entry fee is $1 or a canned good which goes to help the H.O.P.E. Center in Jacksonville. (Jessica T. Payne/Tyler Morning Telegraph)
A scarecrow, decorated as Oscar the Grouch by the Keep Jacksonville Beautiful group, stands on display at the annual Scarecrow Trail at Ruth Bowling Nichols Arboretum. The event entry fee is $1 or a canned good which goes to help the H.O.P.E. Center in Jacksonville. (Jessica T. Payne/Tyler Morning Telegraph)
A scarecrow scene from The Adam’s Family stands on display at the annual Scarecrow Trail in Jacksonville. The two-week event kicked off on Saturday, October 5 at Ruth Bowling Nichols Arboretum and will run until Thursday, October 17. (Jessica T. Payne/Tyler Morning Telegraph)
Jacksonville residents headed to Ruth Bowling Nichols Arboretum for their annual Scarecrow Trail opening day which included a one-day plant sale. The two-week event will run from October 5 through 17 and is hosted by the Cherokee County Master Gardeners. (Jessica T. Payne/Tyler Morning Telegraph)
A couple admires scarecrow displays at the Scarecrow Trail in Jacksonville hosted by the Cherokee County Master Gardeners. The event is held at Ruth Bowling Nichols Arboretum and will run from October 5-17. (Jessica T. Payne/Tyler Morning Telegraph)
A family picks out plants at the one-day plant sale at Ruth Bowling Nichols Arboretum as part of the open day festivities for the Scarecrow Trail in Jacksonville. The two-week event will run from October 5 through 17 and is hosted by the Cherokee County Master Gardeners. (Jessica T. Payne/Tyler Morning Telegraph)
Scarecrows line a trail at Ruth Bowling Nichols Arboretum for the Annual Scarecrow Trail in Jacksonville. The popular event, in its 10th year, is hosted by the Cherokee County Master Gardeners. (Jessica T. Payne/Tyler Morning Telegraph)