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On Halloween day in 2024, I published an article titled Inflatable Halloween Pumpkins, Ghosts, and Spiders. That article featured four photos of inflatable decorations seen that year, with the second of four featuring a clever inflatable ghost positioned as if it were bursting through a ground-floor residential window on a Carroll Gardens Brownstone (I incorrectly guessed it was Cobble Hill rather than Carroll Gardens in 2024). Three days ago, in an article about an inflatable Jack-’o-lantern family in Cobble Hill, I referenced the window ghost, noting that it had returned in 2026. I did not include a photo of the window ghost in my new Jack-’o-lantern article. Why would I when I published what I will submit was a perfectly good photo of it back in 2024. However, my 2024 photo only captured the ghost in the day. As I found when I revisited an autumnal crow I had documented in 2025 in my 2026 article Inflatable Spooky Halloween Tree in Cobble Hill, some inflatable decorations take on a…

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