Sand Scorpions bring family fun to sand dunes
As participants waited for the poker run to start, they had fun taking off and throwing up sand.
Rebecca Pettingill/Columbia Basin Herald
Hundreds of local children turned out to the Sand Scorpions Easter Egg Hunt on April 16.
Around 20,000 eggs were hidden amongst the sand and sagebrush of the Moses Lake Sand Dunes on April 16.
As kids would spot eggs, they would run to try to be the first to nab it.
Some parents helped their children hunt for eggs.
A kind stranger gives some of their eggs to 3-year-old Kiara Sanchz who had not yet collected any eggs at the Sand Scorpion Easter Egg Hunt on April 16.
A small poker run of about a dozen off-road vehicles was held after the hunt.
MOSES LAKE — The Sand Scorpions ORV group held their annual Easter egg hunt at the Moses Lake Sand Dunes on Saturday. The event drew hundreds of area children to gather up about 20,000 hidden eggs.
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