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Neuschwanstein Schloss

Scout with her rather large haul of Easter eggs.

  

Easter in Sweden without feathers is like ...

easter. sequoia shows off outfit and stuffed lamb doll.

Today, Jacob and I helped my brother dye Easter eggs. These are some of the ones that Jake and I did. (He did the guy with the red afro.. go figure.)

Happy Easter everyone!

Julia tucking in to the biggest sandwich EVER at Hahndorf.

Cornwall, Easter 2016

Some Easter Cake Pop orders for this year

The station at gura humorului oras bucovina romania easter 2010

We hung eggs and chickens in the eucalyptus tree

I redid Valentine's face-up and made her a new dress for spring and Easter.

Easter Brunch in our garden

Easter Parade 2015, Fifth Avenue, New York City

Easter sushi at the Bangkok Hilton Millennium Flow restaurant.

The week of Easter brought some fun crafts to the library with bunnies and eggs!

Gelatin silverprint on chicken eggs

A combination of both me and my brother's Easter eggs (minus three; two doubles and my chocolate Hello Kitty).

Easter greetings from two Dals & a Yeolume. From left to right: Moe, Penny the Traveling Yeolume, and Tekka-Maki.

Photos from our Easter and Mystic Seaport

Day trip to Scarborough easter 1966. A view of the town and beach from the castle.

What starts out to be a pleasant Easter morning, turns into an embarrassing and confusing situation for poor Rusty. It appears that he is smacked in the face with an uncooked Easter egg by his close friend Lester Hopper. However, the culprit is really Lester's twin brother Ray, who has returned to Paw Valley and intends to make fools of Lester's friends!

Easter squirrels from Ferrero Rocher, at Meijer.

Easter Egg Hunt by Richard Lippenholz at Mansion

Moais at Easter Island

A selection of Easter Bunny cupcakes delivered to Marzano's Café & Bar in The Forum in Norwich.

I redid Valentine's face-up and made her a new dress for spring and Easter.

~Easter Chick~

Little Pin~Up Doll

This morning saw a flotilla of boats travel from Pontymoile Basin, Pontypool, to Five Locks, Pontnewydd, finishing at the Open Hearth in Sebastopol, carrying the Easter Bunny.

 

We were bemused by the sign re lost children; does it mean that any child finding itself lost should make its way about a mile and a half up the canal to the Open Hearth, or is it an instruction to parents of lost children as to where they have been carried off to?

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