Looking for eggs on the beach….
Posted April 5, 2010 at 3:39 am by Ian Byington
Lilah (left) and Indigo compare ponies after the egg hunt on Jackson's Beach on Easter.
It’s cool – the Fire Department helps the Easter Bunny hide dozens of eggs, and then hundreds of island kids race to find the Easter eggs as well as the prize eggs. It’s a gathering of the tribe each year at Jackson’s Beach overlooking Griffin Bay on San Juan Island in Washington state in the USA. I know I took my kids…twenty years ago. Nice way to get together with friends on Easter.
In the video of the day below, you’ll see dozens of kids you know & their moms & dads…set to the music by Joe Bongiorno (FHHS ’87 – you can buy his music at http://www.joebongiorno.com); video by San Juan Update Homemade Productions.
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6 comments:
6 comments...
Love Joe’s pianowork on the video. Good choice.
It was great to go to the hunt, and great to e-mail your little movie to my mom in Virginia. Thanks! Nice memories!
Sweet! Now that my “kid” is 24, this is very poignant…I remember so many of these egg hunts. Thanks for the video!
Ian, this is lovely…..
I sent it to the family in California….
I know they will love it. Easter was always very special when I was little!
Thank you,
J
What a beautiful video! Thanks for compiling and posting it.
Great video!
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