It seems as though this crow has had enough! This display is just one of the amusing entries in the 6th annual Averill Butterfied Scarecrow Reunion in New Sharon. The scarecrows are congregated in the field between Route 27 and Post Office Road, and can be viewed until Oct. 28. Ribbons for Most Original, Funniest, Best Use of Recycled Materials, and Most Patriotic will be presented on Oct. 23. (Dee Menear/Franklin Journal)
This headless scarecrow is just one of the humorous displays in the 6th annual Averill Butterfield Scarecrow Reunion in New Sharon. The scarecrows are congregated in the field between Route 27 and Post Office Road, and can be viewed until Oct. 28. Ribbons for Most Original, Funniest, Best Use of Recycled Materials, and Most Patriotic will be presented on Oct. 23. (Dee Menear/Franklin Journal)
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