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Re: Easter Egg Hunts and other traditions
Originally Posted by Chookie
(Post 8476743)
The only tradition we had growing up was to gorge ourselves on chocolate for breakfast :lol:
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Re: Easter Egg Hunts and other traditions
Originally Posted by fledermaus
(Post 8474673)
no, not rhyming slang.
I've never been on, or been involved in an Easter egg hunt, nor do I remember it being a British thing. Does it happen there or is it a North American idea. The Easter Bunny, now what does he do? is he the Easter version of Santa but bringing eggs?? When I was very young and living in Co Durham we used to make pace eggs, eggs boiled in food colouring or painted. We then played jabby eggs which involved holding a hard boiled egg in your hand and bashing someone else's hard boiled egg. The one that lasted the longest was the winner. Are there any other regional traditions? |
Re: Easter Egg Hunts and other traditions
Originally Posted by Largo
(Post 8476965)
Asa a child in Northumberland we did the same thing only we called it 'japping' eggs and we had to roll it to 'bash' another egg.
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Re: Easter Egg Hunts and other traditions
Originally Posted by Alan2005
(Post 8476932)
Ditto. Typically with something like a smarties egg that came in a branded mug.
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