The Heritage Harbour community hosted its 9th annual Easter Egg Hunt March 19.
By
Amanda Sebastiano
| 12:22 p.m. March 19, 2016
East County
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How long does it take 100 children to find 1,500 multicolored plastic eggs?
In less than an hour, the Easter eggs Stoneybrook residents hid throughout the lots behind the Recreation Center were stashed in baskets or ripped open by hungry kids.
Other than the thrill of the hunt, attendees of the 9th annual Easter Egg Hunt enjoyed cotton candy, games and pictures with the Easter Bunny.
Christopher Croust finds a secret stash of Easter eggs.
Lenuca Gore snacks on sweet treats.
Levi Spalding shows off his "Paw Patrol" Easter basket.
Don't let their serious expressions fool you. Phillip and Olivia Zimmermann anxiously wait for the hunt to start.
Three-year-old Raine Allen enjoys cotton candy.
Sisters Taylin and Talia Stilley eat sweets for breakfast.
Emi Seidl shows off her Easter temporary tattoo.
Two-year-old Lily Zientara checks out her loot — a basket full of plastic eggs.
Caroline Rogers finds eggs on a slide.
Elizabeth Croust cracks open an egg to see what's inside.
Elizabeth Leep poses for a photo opportunity.
Three-year-old Cole Beaudry finds multiple eggs in the bushes.
Four-year-old Lola Gostel has a full basket of eggs.
