Christina Lake Easter Egg Hunt an "Eggciting" experience

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By Erin Perkins

Decked out in her finest bunny tail in ears, Dee, was all excited to experience her very first Easter egg hunt.

Dee, a Kindergarten student at Christina Lake Elementary School, just moved here from Thailand.

The Easter Bunny doesn't visit Thailand, so Dee was especially excited about this new holiday. And it didn't take her long to catch on.

The Christina Lake Easter Egg hunt attracted dozens of local children to the Christina Lake Living Arts Center on Sunday, March 31.

The back of the center was filled with fun Easter activities, crafts and egg dyeing activities. It was also a great opportunity  for the adults to connect with neighbours in the warm sunny weather.

Ears and whiskers were being passed around and put on during the Christina Lake Easter Egg Hunt on Sunday, March 31. Photo Erin Perkins.
Kids lined up to scope out where the eggs and treat bags were hidden before the hunt began. Photo Erin Perkins.
Kids enjoyed lots of free stuff including a choice from a table of toys. Photo Erin Perkins.
Marcus Perkins waits eagerly alongside dozens of Christina Lake kids for the hunt to begin. Photo Erin Perkins.
And they're off! The ribbon was cut and the Easter egg hunters were off to fill their baskets with goodies. Photo Erin Perkins.
The Easter Egg Scramble. Photo Erin Perkins.
Parents took the opportunity to take photos and video footage while the eager egg hunters raced around the park behind the Christina Lake Living Arts Center. Photo Erin Perkins.
After all the excitement of hunting was done, the kids dyed eggs, made crafts and had a snack. Photo Erin Perkins.
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