ANTICIPATION: Organiser Vince Glenane and lots of excited children prepare to start the inaugural Best Border Easter Egg Hunt at Albury Botanic Gardens in March 2018.
A children's event that attracted thousands of participants in its first two years has been cancelled for 2021.
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Best Border Easter Egg Hunt organisers said the ongoing uncertainty around COVID-19 restrictions led to the decision.
"We had to make it very early due to purchasing the stock and that, we didn't want to take the chance," committee chairman Vince Glenane said.
"We would still do it if we were able to do it, but the cost is too high if we had to cancel it (later)."
IN OTHER NEWS:
LOOKING FOR EGGS: Sophie Ryan, 3 and Oscar Ryan, 1 of Albury, search in Albury Botanic Gardens at last year's hunt.
People who were holding on to tickets bought for the 2020 event, also cancelled owing to the pandemic, can obtain refunds, visit the hunt's Facebook page for more details.
COVID-19 uncertainty brings early call to end 2021 Easter egg hunt
Janet Howie
Deputy Editor - The Border Mail
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