Who was egg-static to see the Easter Bunny?

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A little rain didn't stop families from lining up outside City Hall for the annual Egg'stravaganza put on by the city of Palm Coast.

Children had their pictures taken with the Easter Bunny. Some children were egg-static, others not so much. Although an egg hunt didn't take place due to the rain, children didn't leave empty-handed: Everyone got to take home a bag of candy and toy-filled Easter eggs.

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Who was egg-static to see the Easter Bunny?

Despite the rain, there was still a line for Easter eggs and pictures with the Easter Bunny.

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