Easter egg-citement
Bonner County Daily Bee | UPDATED 8 months, 1 week AGO
Amethyst Daniels peeks out from under an umbrella she was using to keep dry while waiting for the start of the Sandpoint Lions' annual Easter egg hunt. Roughly 10,000 candy-filled eggs were scattered throughout Lakeview Park for the annual community event.
Photo by CAROLINE LOBSINGER
Ellie Mangus, with a helping hand from dad Ethan, reaches out to pat the Easter Bunny on the nose during the Sandpoint Lions' annual Easter egg hunt Saturday.
Tucker stands with the bike he selected for his sister, Vivian, after he found a special ticket during the Sandpoint Lions's annual Easter egg hunt on Saturday.
A youngster looks up and smiles as he sits surrounded by a few of the 10,000 candy-filled Easter egg hunts scattered throughout Lakeview Park during the Sandpoint Lions' annual Easter egg hunt Saturday.
A youngster gets a hug during the Sandpoint Lions' annual Easter egg hunt Saturday at Lakeview Park.
Youngsters take part in the Sandpoint Lions' annual Easter egg hunt Saturday. Roughly 10,000 candy-filled eggs were scattered throughout Lakeview Park for the annual community event. Starting at 9 a.m. sharp, the hunt was over roughly five minutes later.
Ellie Mangus, with a helping hand from dad Ethan, reaches out to pat the Easter Bunny on the nose during the Sandpoint Lions' annual Easter egg hunt Saturday.
Tucker stands with the bike he selected for his sister, Vivian, after he found a special ticket during the Sandpoint Lions's annual Easter egg hunt on Saturday.
A youngster looks up and smiles as he sits surrounded by a few of the 10,000 candy-filled Easter egg hunts scattered throughout Lakeview Park during the Sandpoint Lions' annual Easter egg hunt Saturday.
A youngster gets a hug during the Sandpoint Lions' annual Easter egg hunt Saturday at Lakeview Park.
Youngsters take part in the Sandpoint Lions' annual Easter egg hunt Saturday. Roughly 10,000 candy-filled eggs were scattered throughout Lakeview Park for the annual community event. Starting at 9 a.m. sharp, the hunt was over roughly five minutes later.