A SCARY Little Miss Muffet who had been caught in a spider's web took first prize in a scarecrow competition.
The contest was organised by Prestatyn Town Council; residents in the area were asked to created a Halloween scarecrow to be in the chance to win £100.
Taking the spooktacular crown was Jacob Astle with his creation. The family donated the £100 winnings to Superkids.
Second prize was by Patrick Armstrong who won £50.
A total of 86 scarecrows were put forward for the competition.
Trick or Trump by Sarah Douglas
A spokesperson for Prestatyn Town Council said: "We were blown away by the response. There were a number of fantastic entries including: 'Cheeky Boy' by Lesley Smith; The Haymaker by Dominique Smith; Trick or Trump by Sarah Douglas; Disney Scarecrow 'Olaf, Stitch or Mike Wazowski head' by Daniel Goddard; Beelzibub The Blood Sucking Bee by Esme Naylor; Bigfoot by Blake Peggs; Scarecrow and Dog by Louis Wilkie-Mortimer and Bob The Killer.
Disney Scarecrow 'Olaf, Stitch or Mike Wazowski head' by Daniel Goddard
"We have had so many lovely comments from residents about how much they enjoyed the competition. we hope to bring it back next year but bigger and better."
Julie Hughes, a parent of one of the entries, said: "It was a fantastic idea for all the kids, to keep them all busy during this strange time.
"I would like to say a big thank you to all involved and bringing community back."
The contest was judged by town mayor, cllr Tony Flynn.
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