Hundreds come out to Moses Lake parks each day last week for gnome scavenger hunt
Catherina Monnone holds her son Vincent’s hand as he makes his way over to check out the gnome statue at Blue Heron Park in Moses Lake late Thursday morning.
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Autumn Anderson smiles with the gnome statue at Blue Heron Park after finding it for the Gnome Scavenger Hunt with her mom, Gwen Anderson, on Thursday morning.
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Vincent Monnone, 1, takes a moment to assess the gnome statue at Blue Heron Park after finding it with his mom, Catherina Monnone, on Thursday morning.
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Autumn Anderson, left, and her stuffed friend Biscuit pose with the gnome statue at Blue Heron Park while her mom, Gwen Anderson, right, snaps a photo for the Gnome Scavenger Hunt contest.
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Vincent Monnone, 1, points with excitement to the gnome statue as his mom, Catherina Monnone, makes her way over to take a selfie for the Gnome Scavenger Hunt on Thursday at Blue Heron Park.
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MOSES LAKE — Hundreds of people came out to Moses Lake parks as part of the Gnome Scavenger Hunt coordinated by the city’s Parks and Recreation department.
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