Madeline Eley, 3, showed up with her face painted for the Easter Egg Scramble on Saturday morning at Santa Rita Park. The scramble for ages toddler to 8-year-olds was sponsored by Durango Parks and Recreation, Four Corners Broadcasting and Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory. Madeline is the daughter of Jason and Anne Eley.
The Easter Bunny was delivered in a Durango Fire Protection District fire engine on Saturday morning for the Easter Egg Scramble at Santa Rita Park.
Keeley Brooks, 2, goes after candy on Saturday morning during the Easter Egg Scramble at Santa Rita Park. Kelley is the daughter of Kristan and Darrell Brooks.
Several hundred people showed up on Saturday morning for the Easter Egg Scramble at Santa Rita Park.
Children easily filled their baskets with candy on Saturday morning during the Easter Egg Scramble at Santa Rita Park.
Several hundred people showed up on Saturday morning for the Easter Egg Scramble at Santa Rita Park. The scramble for ages toddler to 8-year-olds was sponsored by Durango Parks and Recreation, Four Corners Broadcasting and Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory. Photo by Jerry McBride/Durango Herald
Madeline Eley, 3, showed up with her face painted for the Easter Egg Scramble on Saturday morning at Santa Rita Park. Madeline is the daughter of Jason and Anne Eley. Photo by Jerry McBride/Durango Herald
The Easter Bunny was delivered in a Durango Fire Protection District fire engine on Saturday morning for the Easter Egg Scramble at Santa Rita Park. The scramble for ages toddler to 8-year-olds was sponsored by Durango Parks and Recreation, Four Corners Broadcasting and Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory. Photo by Jerry McBride/Durango Herald
No shortage of candy was placed out on Saturday morning for the Easter Egg Scramble at Santa Rita Park. Photo by Jerry McBride/Durango Herald
The Easter Bunny signals the start of the Easter Egg Scramble on Saturday morning at Santa Rita Park. The scramble was for ages toddler to 8 years old. Photo by Jerry McBride/Durango Herald
Keeley Brooks, 2, goes after candy on Saturday morning during the Easter Egg Scramble at Santa Rita Park. Kelley is the daughter of Kristan and Darrell Brooks. Photo by Jerry McBride/Durango Herald
Children easily filled their baskets with candy on Saturday morning during the Easter Egg Scramble at Santa Rita Park. Photo by Jerry McBride/Durango Herald
Several hundred people showed up on Saturday morning for the Easter Egg Scramble at Santa Rita Park. The scramble for ages toddler to 8-year-olds was sponsored by Durango Parks and Recreation, Four Corners Broadcasting and Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory. Photo by Jerry McBride/Durango Herald
Otto Aaland helps his little sister, Rose, on Saturday morning during the Easter Egg Scramble at Santa Rita Park. Otto and Rose are the children of Chris and Shelly Aaland. Photo by Jerry McBride/Durango Herald
Children easily filled their baskets with candy on Saturday morning during the Easter Egg Scramble at Santa Rita Park. Photo by Jerry McBride/Durango Herald
No shortage of candy was placed out on Saturday morning for the Easter Egg Scramble at Santa Rita Park. Photo by Jerry McBride/Durango Herald
Zaria Mazur-Smith, 3, goes after candy on Saturday morning during the Easter Egg Scramble at Santa Rita Park. Zaria is the daughter of Shannon Mazur and Graham Smith. Photo by Jerry McBride/Durango Herald
Several hundred people showed up on Saturday morning for the Easter Egg Scramble at Santa Rita Park. The scramble for ages toddler to 8-year-olds was sponsored by Durango Parks and Recreation, Four Corners Broadcasting and Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory. Photo by Jerry McBride/Durango Herald
Adults even had a fun time on Saturday morning during the Easter Egg Scramble at Santa Rita Park. Photo by Jerry McBride/Durango Herald
John Capsay, 3, shows his mom and dad, Brian and Amy Capsay, some of the candy from inside of a plastic egg that he and his sister, Ada, 4, collected on Saturday morning after the Easter Egg Scramble at Santa Rita Park. Photo by Jerry McBride/Durango Herald
