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Winslow Farm Animal Sanctuary Annual Easter Egg Hunt

Plenty of kids and families gathered at Winslow Farm Animal Sanctuary to hunt for Easter eggs. More eggs were continually hidden around the grounds throughout the afternoon.

 
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Five year old Kiley Hunter shows off the Easter eggs she's found during the Winslow Farm Animal Sanctuary Annual Easter Egg Hunt.
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Groups of kids scoured the grounds of Winslow Farm Animal Sanctuary looking for colored eggs on Saturday afternoon during the farm's Annual Easter Egg Hunt. Credit Tom McGinty
Two year old Hadley Stern finds her first egg at the Winslow Farm Animal Sanctuary during their Annual Easter Egg Hunt. It's also the first Easter Egg Hunt for Hadley. Credit Tom McGinty
Luke Feldstein and Katelyn Stern leave no stump unchecked as they hunt for Easter Eggs at Norton's Winslow Farm Animal Sanctuary. Credit Tom McGinty
Five year old Kiley Hunter shows off the Easter eggs she's found during the Winslow Farm Animal Sanctuary Annual Easter Egg Hunt. Credit Tom McGinty
Easter Egg hunting at Winslow Farm Animal Sanctuary is a family activity. Everyone stays on the lookout for colorful eggs, but the kid's get to do the collecting. Credit Tom McGinty
After hunting for Easter Eggs at Winslow Farm Animal Sanctuary five year old Nathan Panacy takes a little time to play in the kid's playground Credit Tom McGinty
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