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​Crowd braves chilly morning to take in Ripley Easter Egg Hunt

Liz DadsonBy: Liz Dadson  April 5, 2024
​Crowd braves chilly morning to take in Ripley Easter Egg Hunt
A crowd of children and adults braved the chilly weather to take part in the Ripley Easter Egg Hunt, Saturday morning, in Lewis Park.

Youngsters, aged 12 and under, registered to receive a number, and then searched the park for the egg with that number on it. They then turned in the egg and received a treat bag from the Easter Bunny.

The annual event is sponsored by the Ripley Business Community.

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Grant Elliott, 9, of Kincardine finds his egg which he then turned in for a treat bag at the Ripley Easter Egg Hunt, Saturday morning, at Lewis Park
Natalie Pollock, 5, of Kincardine has her photo taken with the Easter Bunny
Children and adults go searching for their designated eggs at the Ripley Easter Egg Hunt
Four-year-old Dawson Colling of Ripley gets a treat bag from the Easter Bunny
Sticking their heads through the Easter-themed cut-out, are Willow Scott (left), 6, and her three-year-old brother, Austin, of Ripley at the Easter Egg Hunt in Lewis Park
Five-year-old Hunter Hinz of Ripley poses with the Easter Bunny after receiving his treat bag
Gathered with the Easter Bunny for a photo, are Hannah Skinner holding Mack, one-and-a-half, and in front, Jace (left), 3, and Beau, 5, all of Ripley

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Liz Dadson is the founder and editor of the Kincardine Record and has been in the news business since 1986.



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