Easter Egg Hunting - Inside or Outside (Poll)

Did you traditionally (most of the time) hunt Easter Eggs inside or outside as a kid


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Okay okay...

My daughter turned two last week so this was her first "hunt". My wife and I apparently had completely different ideas about what it was to hide Easter eggs for the kids. I (which I thought was normal) enjoyed hunting outside. In the tulips and daffodils, bushes, grass, ground cover, rocks, etc.

My wife said they hunted inside, and suggested we hide eggs under the kitchen table. What? What the heck are you talking about?

Upon further investigation, it may be more common than I thought! So, which is it folks? Did you grow up hunting Easter eggs inside or outside?
 
We did a mixture of both. Big cookout and opened all the doors and windows and his hundreds all over our propert, some years it was strictly inside though because Florida weather is unpredictable lol
 
Canada in March..... there's a good reason why we did it inside.
 
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Outside! The idea of doing it inside if it's a pretty day sounds ridiculous to me!
Agree but I can see how some northern areas would do it
 
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The Easter bunny hides the real eggs the kids dye inside and at grandmas they hunt plastic ones outside. Midwest weather is hit or miss, but when I was a kid it was usually raining or snowing. : l
 
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Outside for us and our 2 year old. We scattered them around the carport since it was raining and he had a blast.
Not seeing the poll in my app otherwise I would vote
 
We always did inside as a family, but most easter events held by groups or churches are outside to accommodate the number of people that may come.
 

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