We're going on a bear hunt,
We're going to catch a big one
I'm not scared
What a beautiful day!
One way of making a walk in the fresh air more fun for children during isolation in the corona crisis is a bear hunt, an idea taken from the popular children's book that has spread around the world. I'm sure you have seen them on your walks also. I snapped the cuties here on a short walk around my neighbourhood, brilliant to see so many getting into the spirit.. if you look carefully you will see my own proper Pooh bear sitting in my bedroom window. If you are still able to get out and have a walk why don't you see how many you can spot, I confess my inner child was alive and well :) Happy Easter, hopefully we will look back on this one with a new outlook and appreciative eyes. Take care and stay safe 💙
We put bears in our windows and the grandkids and our daughter drove around looking for houses with bears showing. They really enjoyed it.
ReplyDeleteHappy Easter, Grace. Your photos are most appropriate for the season.
ReplyDelete...beary nice, have Joyous Easter.
ReplyDeleteI hadn't heard of this but it is a great idea, Grace!
ReplyDeleteIt's great that so many people are joining in and giving children a bit of fun this Easter.
ReplyDeleteThis initiative has also spread to the Netherlands! I also have a bear in the window!
ReplyDeleteI wish you a happy Easter! Enjoy your weekend! 🤗
That's a wonderful idea. Happy Easter, Grace!
ReplyDeleteCute.
ReplyDeleteHappy Easter!
Yes great idea and see parents with children also going bearhunting in almere. Pity we don’t have one anymore.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea and so much fun for adults as well as kids. Happy Easter!
ReplyDeleteVery cute!
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ReplyDelete(sorry for the comment removal. I think the wind blew an aitch away). I hadn't heard of this until this morning and now I have heard of it three times. What a great idea.
ReplyDeleteIts not only for kids. We have bears in many units in our retirement village for the oldies to hunt for on their evening walk around the village. It's a great idea. Keep cool. I saw Perth's temp today 39°C.
ReplyDeleteSuch a good idea this bear hunt. Happy Easter to one and all.
ReplyDeleteNow this is a very cute and fun idea to celebrate Easter :) Happy Easter to you Grace and to all your avid readers like me :)
ReplyDeleteYou found so many! I have my doubts a walk in our neighbourhoods would turn many up. It's been too wet to do much walking.
ReplyDeleteGrace, your title made me laugh!
ReplyDeleteEvery first week of September my old hometown celebrates Sehusafest, among it is the tale of a bear hunt. They always have a fake bear on a wagon that they drag through town.
One year a bear came out of the woods.
People called the police - Ingo´s Dad being one of the officers - and they certainly thought it´s a prank.
After the third person called they went to investigate. It was a real bear!!!! And he was not cute!
So... careful with bear hunts!! ;-)
A cute idea. But it will take years to come to Germany. No bear seen here...
A Happy, hoppy Easter to you xox
They are cute !
ReplyDeleteHappy Easter, Grace !
Already a thing in Stockholm as well. I just read an article about it in my morning paper.
ReplyDeleteHappy Easter.
ReplyDeleteI've seen a few around on our walks. It's a great idea Grace, pity I don't have a teddy bear :)
ReplyDeleteHappy Easter, Happy bear hunting. It's definitely an Easter to remember this year.
ReplyDeleteI don't know if they have bear hunts here but they sound fun. Really fun.
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely idea to give the children a happy Easter. Be safe.
ReplyDeleteOh my what a sweet post you made for us. My most favorite which is hard with all these adorable cuties is the owl bear. What a riot of sweetness! Enjoy your Easter and your week ahead.
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