That was the last puzzle piece we needed for this
shoot and were good to go.
If you have lived in Colorado a long time you have
either heard of or have been to Reinke Bros Inc. in
Littleton. It is an ‘Open Year Round Costume Shop’
with one of the best Haunted House attractions in the
Denver area during the Halloween season.
My first thoughts were of setting up in the store, the
bike was small enough we could put it in one of the
aisles. I heard through the grapevine about the hail
damage the roof of the store had suffered last spring
and my idea was fading away quickly, the more I listened
to what the store was going through in trying to repair
the building and save all the treasures that are inside
the more my heart sunk for this 35 year resident of the
business and all things creepy community member.
Fortunately my dear friend Dave of the Dave Frisk
band who plays that live back ground boogie music in
the store (all of the band in fabulous Halloween costume
tradition, while hundreds of screaming guests are being
ushered through the delightful scares in the Haunted
Mansion) was able to get me in touch with Greg Reinke.
By this time, we only had two weeks to get this done
before the deadline for print was on my doorstep and
it would be too late. But when Greg started telling
me about the big party they were going to have (the
day before the dead deadline) with the Imagined Wall
Dave Weaver
10 Thunder Roads Magazine® Colorado
October 2015
www.thunderroadscolorado.com