Hoschton may have a new world record on its hands, according to an organizer of the Scarecrow Stampede. The city was vying for a Guinness World Record for the “Most Scarecrows in One Location.” Hoschton was aiming for 4,000 scarecrows by Monday, Sept. 1. But on Friday afternoon, organizers realized they had hit the mark — and surpassed its goal.

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BraseltonNewsToday on 09/02/08 at 10:58 AM
Hoschton surpasses world record goal
Hoschton may have a new world record, organizers of the city's Scarecrow Stampede announced this week. See photos hereMonday was the deadline for Hoschton to reach the world record for "The Most Scarecrows in One Location." The city was aiming for 4,000 ...
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#1 SMB on 09/02/08 at 01:44 PM [Reply]
See what a town can do when people come together. Proud to be a Hoschton resident
#1.1 Michelle on 09/14/08 at 08:23 PM [Reply]
I honestly think the scarecrows are stupid. I drove through town and they're pretty creepy. Especially at night. It's just another ploy for Robbie at the Antique Store to get a little attention. The scarecrows do not even look like "real" scarecrows. The only good one I've seen is the firefighter and there isn't really anything special about it. So, HATS OFF to Robbie for helping JUNK UP HOSCHTON! You go, girl.
#1.1.1 Allen on 10/30/09 at 06:16 AM [Reply]
Michelle, people like you make me sick. A town trying to have some fun and you have to be so negative about it. GET A LIFE. The town was having fun and having a competition to do something different. If you don't like driving through small towns then I suggest you get on the interstate and keep on going. I thought it was a wonderful thing. Something like this brings people together and also gives the children a willing chance to participate.. So Michelle you deserve the rudeness award for being so STUPID yourself
#1.1.1.1 Nadine Padgett on 11/15/09 at 08:51 AM [Reply]
I agree with you about the negative comment that Michelle wrote on here.Last year we came to the First United Meth Church arts and crafts festival in Winder,and on the way home we just happened up on all the scare crows,and thought it was just the coolest thing.We were on our way home(S.C.-4 hours away)and didn't have time to see as much as we wanted to.We didn't know what was going on,so this year when we went back to the Church,we asked about the scare crows and got "the rest of the story".I know you're proud of your town and so am I.Are there other festivals in Hoschton through the year? I would love to come back there.
#2 Stan on 09/02/08 at 10:21 PM [Reply]
I too love this town and am very proud to be an eight+ year resident. Many will make fun of Hoschton but at least they will be talking about us and not talking about the crime or problems. We need to make this a yearly event.
Cool place to live!
#3 Hemda on 09/03/08 at 12:59 PM [Reply]
Very COOL!!!!
#3.1 Pam Motes on 09/05/08 at 11:52 AM [Reply]
I agree that the scarecrows are cool. My daughter and I had lunch at one of the restaurants in Hoschton and spent some time driving around looking at the different iterations of the scarecrow. Her fave was the ones depicting characters from The Wizard of Oz. This seems to be an interesting way to get some publicity for a nice town.
#4 Sandy on 09/04/08 at 05:13 AM [Reply]
Why don't people put their time and energy into something
that would help people, this is just plain stupid!
They could be making something for old folks or the
needy, come on who the heck thought of something this
stupid??? This is our local government? and your proud
of these idiots? you must be one of them, geez!
#4.1 Joshua Barnett on 09/04/08 at 10:09 AM [Reply]
Sandy,

I don't live in Hoschton, but I was at the press conference when the organizers announced this. The point was to bring together a community for a common goal and also bring attention to the City of Hoschton, which it obviously has done. More than 4,000 scarecrows were made, which means hundreds - or even thousands - of locals pulled together to make something happen. This will create a stronger bond in Hoschton amongst long-timers and new-comers, and the national attention it is drawing will put Hoschton "on the map" as a tourist attraction, bringing more people and more money to the city's economy.

All in all, it was a very smart move by a few local folks with the best interest of their hometown in mind.

Regards,

Josh Barnett
#4.2 Resident on 09/04/08 at 11:15 AM [Reply]
I think we're all just killing time waiting on you to show us the way. (Maybe while you're helping the elderly, you could check out a dictionary for "your" and "you're".)

That'd be an awesome start!
Meanwhile, we'll be bringing our community together for something fun and interesting. You do let us know when you're ready to lead, mkay?
#4.2.1 What do u expect from Hicks? on 09/06/08 at 03:22 PM [Reply]
Hey what do you expect from Hoschton hicks? They don't
know your from you're, we are just plain redneck folks,
you must be real proud of your spelling and scarecrows.
I agree with the couple of folks here it was a waste of
time and energy who cares if this place puts us on the
map what difference does it make? This is also a STUPID
remark I don't know if you know it but if you look on the
map you will see Hoschton on there. LOL
You say lead the way how do you know these people aren't
doing their fair share with the needy? I don't get it
about some people thinking it's a grand thing that people
knows where Hoschton is, JJ
#4.2.1.1 March on 09/15/08 at 11:34 AM [Reply]
Hoschton being on the map matters because its soon going to be consumed on all sides by suburban Atlanta. It'll start looking like Gwinnett County with subdivisions everywhere and homes that all look the same. No sense of community in that. Nothing to keep the town's identity unique. People will hear the name Hoschton and think the same thing they think of when they hear Suwanee or Duluth: subdivisions and strip malls completely absent of a center of community. And the town is particularly vulnerable to suburbanism because of its proximity to I-85.

Hoschton is making a name for itself with a unique event, and, in doing so, will be thought of as something other than Atlanta's next suburb.

As for the economics, drawing in tourists and their money only brings good things to town, like more contributions to food banks, etc.
#4.3 March on 09/04/08 at 11:31 AM [Reply]
Civic activities such as this are EXACTLY what a town does to help itself. It encourages participation by everyone FOR everyone's enjoyment, AND, if it gets talked about beyond the city limits in places like, oh, say, Atlanta, people will come to Hoschton to see what all the talk is about, and leave behind some tourism money.

That's exactly the way its worked in dozens of small towns and communities all over the United States and Canada.
#4.4 I agree on 09/04/08 at 05:31 PM [Reply]
The City of Hoschton is almost bankrupt and is currently in major financial difficulty and all they can think about is scarecrows. That's great and all but there will be an asterisk next to their World Record indicating
"former City of Hoschton".
#4.4.1 dave on 09/07/08 at 07:08 AM [Reply]
What a great way for the folks of Hoschton to forget the problems of the City Council but to make 4,000 scrace crows. I thought this, at 1st, was a joke but this is really happening in our small town what a way to go. I guess once again this is all to do with money for the council why not help out with the real problems of this town and not somthing sooooooo silly and worthless.
#4.5 L strachan on 09/05/08 at 04:02 PM [Reply]
Sandy,

I was making scarecrows to beat the world record. I also help the needy and make something for old folks. This was a wonderful idea and Robbie Bettis should be very proud of herself. The other day, I was asked where I lived and told them Hoschton, they knew about the town from reading it in the newspapers. It has been a pleasure to make the scarecrows and a HUGE success. Maybe you should feel "stupid" for writing your comment. The goverment had nothing to do with it.
#4.6 Anonymous on 09/06/08 at 07:06 AM [Reply]
You know, I think the scarecrow stunt was GREAT. For those of you who think it was stupid or dumb, a waste of money -- go crawl back under your rock!! IT PUT HOSCHTON ON THE MAP. Not such a bad thing. I loved seeing the community work as a whole to make the scarecrows. Do you realize you had families competing against families and neighbors competing against neighbors? OMG How cool is that?
#5 Sandy and Dan Blake on 09/05/08 at 02:44 AM [Reply]
My wife and and I sat in front of "Little Hooties Dippen Parlor" in downtown Hoschton last Monday for an hour and marveled at all of the families out walking around having fun checking out all of the scarecrows. Lots of kids, all with big smiles. We spoke to everyone who walked by, but many said hello first. You know, that's just great small town southern hospitality! One couple was from Atlanta. He writes a column for the AJC and admitted that they had never been to Hoschton, even though they had lived in Atlanta all their lives ( they were 55+)."It's a nice place with friendly people", they exclaimed. Really now... Sandy and I have believed that for the last eight years we've lived here. What an enjoyable time we've had these last few months driving all around Hoschton looking for scarecrows and talking to others. And, it was all because of someones idea that scarecrows would bring us all closer together. We are sure it has. GOD BLESS all of the organizers and those who made the scarecrows or participated in some way. Just like many of you ...we're proud to say we live in Hoschton.

P.S. You've got to try the Mayfield ice cream and lunches @ "Little Hooties" next to Hoschton City Hall. It's great! Be sure to introduce yourself to the local owners, Kathy and Stanley. They're nice people.

Sandy and Dan Blake
#5.1 Dave H on 09/07/08 at 08:24 AM [Reply]
Sounds like someone is getting FREE advertising from these scarecrows.. I guess this foolisness was worth something to some people in Hoschton.
#5.1.1 whatever on 09/16/08 at 04:20 PM [Reply]
When did putting up scarecrows become Anything to do with clothing the poor and feeding them? The project had nothing to do with it. A LOGICAL person would Suggest that future events involve the input for the additional manpower to do so and people it needs to organize that part. It just doesnt happen overnight but people that actually mean well will Suggest not TEll people as if were all supposed to drop at thier feet. I think its a lovely thought if its headed by the Right people who dont think the whole world should be in thier charge apparently.
#5.2 Dancer on 10/06/08 at 10:00 AM [Reply]
Thanks Sandy and Dan for advertising "Little Hooties". I
pass through Hoschton all the time going to Dawsonville.
Finding a place to eat and especially ice cream is great.
I have emailed lots of pictures of your scarecrows I took
while passing through. I cannot believe you have local
residents that would put the town project down.
#6 Mary on 09/05/08 at 09:08 PM [Reply]
I agree with Sandy, what's the point? Seems to be a waste of time and money, especially when the local food banks are practically begging for food due to the high cost of living and people losing their homes and jobs. If everyone who contributed time or money on making a scarecrow would go to their local foodbank and give them an equal amount of money for food, then I for one, would say that they are doing a good service for their community, and taking care of the important things that will in the long run strengthen their community, then they can go do something totally foolish, like making scarecrows.
#6.1 Lifelong resident on 09/06/08 at 09:59 AM [Reply]
Lead the way, Mary and Sandy.

As a lifelong resident of this town, I have to say I haven't had this much fun with my family building ours, for a long time. It sparked a lot of good conversations and creativity.

Viva La Hoschton!
#7 Anonymous on 09/06/08 at 07:40 PM [Reply]
How long will the scarecrows be left on display? I'd like to see them but haven't been out that way in weeks.
#8 Carol on 09/06/08 at 09:39 PM [Reply]
Just in case any one thinks this was useless, please stop by and see the fireman on the corner by WJFD. If you notice he is facing the Statue of Liberty, please stop there on 9-11 and say a prayer to the fallen firefighters and others who lost their lives that day. This I did in memory of those we lost. Thank you to WJFD for supporting us putting this there.
From Winder, Ga
#9 Jo on 09/07/08 at 10:23 AM [Reply]
My husband and I are artists who will be participating in the festival on the 26th and 27th. We have enjoyed displaying our "Rotary Club" scarecrow!!! To the critics of this project: It is so sad that some mean-spirited and miserable people are unable to simply have fun. Life is short and this is NOT a dress rehearsal. I am sorry for you and I hope you can find joy and contentment in your lives.
#10 Anonymous on 09/07/08 at 01:06 PM [Reply]
Does everything always have to be about some organization? Can't there be time out for just some fun and humor. I think this is great!! I've read about it in the papers and have seen the pics. My kind of town.
#11 Christie on 09/07/08 at 08:04 PM [Reply]
We had a Scarecrow party!! I do not live in Hoschton, I live in Pendergrass. My 4 children, my parents and my sister and nieces all got together and made 1 scarecrow for each member of the family. We put them at my parents house in Hoschton. It was great!! The children had a really good time. It was so fun to see them really get excited about doing something for the city. They knew exactly what the "World Record" meant and they know that we have beat it and they played a part in it. We have drove around and look at all the scarecrows. It is a shame that some folks can't just have a little fun. Life is short you need to learn to enjoy every minute of it.
#12 Anonymous on 09/08/08 at 04:58 AM [Reply]
I think that this is great. I dont live in your community but have driven thru a few times just to see the scarecrows and yes I have stopped and spent my money there. In todays world you are lucky to know your neighbors so with a whole community getting to know each other is great. For those who say to give the money they spent to those in need, well that starts at home and your community is starting by getting to know each other. Along with that starts freindships and freindships end up helping each other in times of need.
#13 Chris on 09/08/08 at 12:00 PM [Reply]
I'm a long time resident and think it's cool that the good people of Hoschton created all of these scarecrows. It's been great fun watching our city grow!
#14 DTS on 09/08/08 at 03:32 PM [Reply]
I applaud Hoschton's 'family' environment and how they accomplished their goal.

I drive through the town every weekday and it looks a little 'Children of the corn' -ish and down-right spooky in certain areas, but it's also neat that people here come together like this.

All of you yankees and transplants that don't like it, to coin a lyric, 'A Southern man don't need you around anyhow'. So either shut up or leave and don't come back!
#14.1 Anonymous on 09/10/08 at 05:43 AM [Reply]
i applaud Hoschton's family environment also, but your last comment should have been left out! What does that say about good ole' small town southern hospitality? How ignorant!
#15 c p on 09/10/08 at 06:27 PM [Reply]
its sad the homeless dont have friends like the ones who made the scarecrows.they could use those clothes,winter is just around the curve.then again,putting those clothes on the homeless would not given this greeeeeat town a world record.sorry homeless,but the scarecrows come first.
#15.1 Double D on 09/11/08 at 11:47 AM [Reply]
CP...You're a moron!
#16 dave on 09/11/08 at 05:43 AM [Reply]
Yes it is so human nature to worry more about setting a record for the most scarecrows in a town but not about what really matters most is taking care of the elderly, homeless and the abused children of this so called CARING town. If this is what brings joy to these pityful sallow people of Hoschton so be it.
#17 asl on 09/11/08 at 07:58 AM [Reply]
i don't live in hoschton but i live in a small town. And i think that the scarecrows was a nice idea first it got the town,familes,together on a project that had a good effect on the community as a whole. as far as the homeless and food banks needing donations. some of the outdits the scarecrows were wearing i don't believe even homeless people would wear...and the money to make these scarecrows from what i have read come from whoever made the scarecrows.. so they may of had the materials laying around the house and not spent a penny on the scarecrow to begin with. and as far as helping the homeless and the local food banks that is a personal choice people have to make on there own not to be forced on them because in the end people will not help if they feel they are forced into doing so..also i think if the scarecrows are so disturbing to look at avoid looking at them and if it makes you so mad talking about it ,then stop talking about it. and let the people who want to enjoy it...
have a wonderful day!!!!!!!!
#18 CJ on 09/11/08 at 09:06 AM [Reply]
It just amazes me how people are so quick to judge others. If you really think the homeless need all those clothes, come undress them when the festivel is over. It just makes me sick when people want to complain about others, well what have you done lately c p. Let the town have a little fun and enjoy the publicity they are getting and I hope you have a great time at the festivel.
#19 Kathy W on 09/11/08 at 10:18 AM [Reply]
C'mon folks. There is no harm being done here. No one is being deprived of anything, it's just a bunch of people having a little fun for pete's sake! And it has made Hoschton a fun place to drive through.

Maybe you folks who are so worried about the homeless and the needy should be out helping them instead of spending valuable time typing blogs accusing others of not being charitable and benevolent.

Maybe you need to get-to!
#19.1 omg!!!! on 09/15/08 at 04:24 PM [Reply]
COULDNT AGREE WITH YOU MORE KATHY....COME ON PEOPLE STOP....IF YOUR TOWN WERE TRYING TO SOMETHING LIKE THIS... WOULD YOU COMPLAIN TOO???? HMMM.. MOST LIKELY!!! SOME PEOPLE..CANT BE HAPPY NO MATTER WHAT.....WAY TO GO HOSCHTON CITIZENS...I CANT WAIT TO COME BY AND SEE THE SCARECROWS.......
#20 cheryl on 09/11/08 at 09:47 PM [Reply]
I think this was pretty cool to see them all over the place. My favorite ones were the ones in front of publix. I loved them all.
#21 Lindsey on 09/12/08 at 10:11 AM [Reply]
I drove all the way from Kennesaw to see these scarecrows!
I didn't get there until dark, but I took lots of pictures
anyway. If you saw some lunatic out there on a Friday
night taking pictures, it was me. Bravo, small town! I'm
so proud of you guys. Don't let anyone tell you it was
worthless--that you should have been putting your time into
more important endeavors. You pulled together, and it
didn't take a natural disaster for you to do it! I am so
proud to be from Jackson County!
#22 Hector on 09/14/08 at 06:12 AM [Reply]
WHAT A BUNCH OF LOSERS! sCARCROWS? lol
#23 Susie Ausloos on 09/14/08 at 08:30 AM [Reply]
I'm coming near your city the middle of Oct - will the scarescrows be on display then? Have you ever heard of the Scarecrow Festival in St. Charles, IL (it's wonderful too), but don't believe it has 4,000 - it's more a craft/festival event, but very good.
#23.1 Kerri Testement on 09/15/08 at 09:19 AM [Reply]
Hoschton officials are now asking those who made scarecrows to keep them longer than the original mandate of Sept. 28 (the fall festival is Sept. 26-27). Southern Living magazine is expected to visit Hoschton on Sept. 30 to highlight the scarecrows. The city has certainly received its share of tourists to view the scarecrows.

Visit our sister website, www.BraseltonNewsToday.com, for more complete details.

Kerri Testement,
Reporter
#24 Suzie D on 09/15/08 at 05:47 AM [Reply]
I bet Hoschton can win more world records besides scarcrows. Somedays it looks as if the circus and a carival is in town at the same time.
#25 Anon on 09/15/08 at 01:22 PM [Reply]
Hey Hector. Is that big L on your forehead gettin' heavy?

At least we can spell a simple word like scarecrow!!!!!

HA!
#26 Dr. Eisen (Gainesville, GA) on 09/15/08 at 07:41 PM [Reply]
I recently had business in Barrow County which runs right through Hoschton and at first I thought it was some sort of halloween spoof. I started thinking, however, "it is August, why would they start now?" My 2nd trip to Barrow County, (Winder, GA) on Hwy 53 yesterday, I was amazed and overwhelmed at the number of scarecrow-like people playing football and lining a long stretches of fence on Hwy 53 and other businesses. I admit the first time I went through, it was kind of creepy as I had no idea what would perpetuate such an event. Finally, one of my nurses from Braselton, GA filled me in. I do think it would be a great idea when this event is over to donate the clothing to a place that will wash them and make them available for homeless people in Barrow and/or Hall County. I am happy that the community was able to meet their goal and it has given quite a few of us a good chuckle while driving, and, admittedly a little confusion.

E. Eisen MD
#27 Jen on 09/16/08 at 08:37 AM [Reply]
I think this was a wonderful idea and a huge success. It was nice to see a whole community come together to make something more or less as a team. There were no crimes involved and we were 1 for a while. Why don't you other morons who think it is a waste of time get off main street news and do something productive like everyone else did? Why does everything always have to be stupid for those who weren't involved?
Great job Hoschton, keep up the great work! (Can't wait to see it in Southern Living!!!)
#28 Andy on 09/18/08 at 05:39 AM [Reply]
HOW much dumber can this get? Team work? scarecrows? What
a bunch of losers! Doesn't these people in Hoschton
have a life? Can't wait till see what these loser's
think up next, maybe how to get more tax money!
#29 Jacquelin Twiss on 09/18/08 at 04:04 PM [Reply]
Andy -- tax money comes from people moving to a community or coming to a community and spending money.

The scarecrows have brought people to Hoschton. These people stopped at the local antique stores, curb stores, gas stations, and restaurants. All of these have to pay tax on the goods sold. In addition, some of them might actually think of moving to Hoschton.

It seems to me, the scarecrows were (are) a GREAT WAY of attracting people to Hoschton.

Hopefully, the majority of the people haven't bumped into you or others with the same mentality.
#30 Anonymous on 09/19/08 at 08:01 AM [Reply]
Andy,
Learn how to write!
"Doesn't these people in Hoschton have a life?"
Who's dumb now!
#31 Gary on 10/22/08 at 02:40 PM [Reply]
My wife and I rode through Houschton on Oct. 13th. We sure enjoyed all the scarecrows. We had no idea about the festival or the record but next Sept. we will travel from Tifton to take part in the festival.
#32 Anonymous on 10/22/09 at 07:55 PM [Reply]
I saw this town later one night by accident. I was looking for the Best western Hotel.(I had travel from Detroit,MI)I stop at a corner waiting for a group of people to cross the street but they never move. I finally fiqure out they weren't real people,as i drove on i kept seeing these fiqures all over this town. I knew by then that it was time for me to turn around and get out of there. It was really a sight to see these all these fiqures late at night,and not knowing where the heck you are. I will make sure to go there next year.
#33 hellinahandbasket on 11/03/09 at 06:19 AM [Reply]
Good clean fun that brings the community together and puts a smile on peoples faces? Yeah, let's ridicule it and get rid of it!
What is wrong with you naysayers? Really this didn't hurt anyone and made many come visit us. I'll bet the ones making fun and nasty remarks about this and Hoschton's people lead very lonely, bitter lives. Try having some fun people, you'd be surprised how much better you feel about life !
#34 JAWGAGURL on 11/04/09 at 12:36 PM [Reply]
It doesn't matter what you do, people are going to say something about it! If any one needs to get a life it's the people who want to pull down a community that is having fun! Don't let it get you down Hoschton as long as you are having fun hey, go for it, I wished I had rode by especially at night, I bet it was a sight to see.
#35 Babs on 11/04/09 at 02:27 PM [Reply]
I think the Scarecrows were great, what a wonderful, family friendly community.
Congrats on a great turn out and I think you should do it every year.
What better way to bring your community together and have a little old fashion fun!
#35.1 Robert Shell on 11/20/09 at 09:59 AM [Reply]
The scarecrow idea is only for the promotion of a couple of select businesses in the area which happen to be owned by a prudish woman with a bun on her head. They junk up the town and quite frankly I'm sick of hearing about them. I'm sick of seeing them, too. Should I close my eyes when I drive home so that I don't see any? Is that the solution? Not everyone living around the ridiculous jug head scarecrows likes them.
#35.1.1 Lifelong Resident on 12/11/09 at 01:22 AM [Reply]
Of course you don't have to close your eyes when you drive through town. That's silly.

You could just move to a town that guarantees to never display anything that offends you (I suggest you have a place in a home owner's association somewhere. You can carry a ruler around and measure your neighbor's grass for "violations".)
#36 New to Hoschton on 12/15/09 at 08:09 PM [Reply]
I am new to the area and I don't get what the scarecrows are about. It seems pretty stupid if you ask me. Who puts up scarecrows in the winter time?
#36.1 momgrandma on 12/25/09 at 05:30 PM [Reply]
Is there some reason that native Georgians have to make foolish remarks, to someone who is just asking a question? Especially someone new to the community? I don't see any reason to be nasty about a valid question. Lighten up!!
#36.1.1 NativeGeorgian on 12/31/09 at 04:57 AM [Reply]
You obviously have a bias against "native Georgians" and as one, I invite you to leave the area thereby avoiding the target of your bias.

you're welcome!
#36.2 cmw on 12/25/09 at 08:27 PM [Reply]
Maybe you need to go back to where you came from if you don't like the way things are done! My kids grew up around the Hoschton and Braselton area and let me tell you they have some wonderful memories because of the small town atmosphere. It really makes me angry when people like you move into an area then want to change it, why did you move here anyway?
#37 Caitlyn on 12/26/09 at 10:11 PM [Reply]
I totally agree that the scarecrow thing going
on in Hoschton is scary. It rates right up there with Witch Craft. It is very embarassing to pass through the town and see that mess. It makes the town look nasty. Caitlyn
#38 Jerimiah Garrett on 12/30/09 at 07:36 PM [Reply]
Just a warning to you people who don't know about Hoschton. Don't find yourself on Covered Bridge Road late at night. The Headless Horseman isn't the only legend. Who knows what lurkes in the Mulberry River under the covered bridge.
#39 ga girl on 01/01/10 at 11:44 AM [Reply]
I have lived in a small town my whole life i do see why yall enjoy the scarecrows it does bring a town together but how may people could have used them clothes or the money for which it cost to put up all the scarecrows i belive its more important to take care of your fellow neighbors then to worry bout how popular your town is and to all these people that are rude and wanna make fun of folks spelling grow up we aint no big city its childish to read how you grown folks act
#40 langston on 01/05/10 at 07:54 PM [Reply]
Though it would be creepy at night, its really cool to create a world record, I would like to drive through and check things out but nop way at night time. GO HOSCHTON!!!!!
#41 Anonymous on 09/13/10 at 02:52 PM [Reply]
I do not live near Hoschton but drove about 1 1/2 hours to see the scarecrows they were fabulous. I always hope every year that you will do it again.
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