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[quote=Anonymous]We don’t have much Irish heritage, but St Patrick’s Day almost always falls during spring break. When the kids were elementary age and we didn’t go anywhere for break, we’d go for a “leprechaun hunt” on St Patrick’s Day. Kids would wear green and we’d hike a trail. I’d point something out one direction and then throw coins ahead on the trail. It was great fun. We’d stop for shamrock shakes on the way home. The tradition faded as they got older and we were more likely to be out of town. Now they’re middle/hs age. The youngest started making leprechaun traps a couple Of years ago and surprisingly made one this year. She got a couple of chocolate coins for her efforts. They have school this week so no hike and the oldest has an away game, so no stop for shamrock shakes either. [/quote]
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