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Three-year-old Ryan Johnson isn’t quite sure what to make of the candy and other goodies in his Easter basket Saturday morning after the Easter egg hunt at the recreation center. His mom, Jeannine, knew the operative word of the week, though: “Rationing.”
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Parker Christopherson, 5, finds one of his new toys to play with after Saturday’s Easter egg hunt at the Fort Lupton Recreation Center.
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now that the hunt is done, it’s time for Willie Taylor, left, and his 3-year-old son, Walker, to sift through the pail of goodies to see what extra sweets will be in the house for a few days.
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Ino Duarte, right, and his 8-year-old son, Sam, need a little extra room to see the family’s results from this year’s Easter egg hunt at the Fort Lupton Recreation Center.
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Five-year-old Amanda Hall gets one of her prized possessions Saturday -- a picture with the Easter bunny -- during the Fort Lupton Optimist Club's Easter egg hunt in back of the Fort Lupton Recreation Center. The rest of her prizes came during the 10-minute scramble for plastic eggs, candy and prizes strewn about the field. More than 100 youngsters took advantage of a warm spring morning to participate in the event and to climb around on a fire truck from the Fort Lupton Volunteer Fire Department.
