Episode 1/25

@ Bunnies and Eggs
PeterTork has just received an unexpected gift; a richly decorated egg! Opening it, he is astonished when the egg fills his mind with a series of themed visions!
2021 Rose Petal Easter Egg
Chocolate with strawberry sparkles. The egg makes me want to bite into a thick chocolate shell surrounding a sweet red strawberry center. Got Chocolate?
Bunnies and Eggs
Bunnies and eggs represent creation and life. Their shapes are used everywhere to symbolize Easter's message of renewal. Let your heart be filled with joy and revitalized during this season of new growth.

Episode 2/25

@ Purple, lavender, lilac, violet, amethyst...
“What's your favourite Easter thing, Peter?” asked PeterTork.
“Chocolate eggs, Peter!" said PeterTork. "Preferably one huge one, filled with lots of little ones!"
Purple, lavender, lilac, violet, amethyst...
Purple is a particular color. Many love it; and many can't stand it. Throw me in the group that loves this perfect pigment.
It can be deep. it can be playful, rich, and childish. It is best known for being royal. The bravest and strongest don this tone. As do many fetching flowers. Shades of purple express the joy, happiness, and significance of Easter. Hope yours is full of beautiful moments!

Episode 3/25

@ A Nest Full of Newbies
PeterTork and Treasure were so rapt gazing at the image before them that they almost forgot to shake paws before moving on to the next stage!
A Nest Full of Newbies
Mommy Bird makes a nest and lays her eggs. Then the parents protect it till their young ones hatch and reveal little fuzzy faces. This cycle goes on every single year, bringing love, nurturance, and birth to our world

Episode 4/25

@ Wow! Pink!
“What an amazing view!” exclaimed PeterTork after shaking paws with Willow, who agreed with him. PeterTork was excited to meet up again with Willow. They both took a moment to admire the amazing image in front of them.
Wow! Pink!
Pink is pleasant, pleasing, and appealing like a little girl stealing our hearts with a blush. Mixing white and red makes a shy yet, coy hue.

Episode 5/25

@ Blank Canvas?
“What's your favourite Easter thing, PeterTork?” asked Radar.
“Hot cross buns, with lots of butter, Radar!" said PeterTork.
Blank Canvas?
Is there a quote waiting to be written here? In what medium? What color?
In a very dark brown pastel, I would copy this quote:
It is spring again. The earth is like a child that knows poems by heart.
Rainer Maria Rilke

Episode 6/25

@ Reaching for Heaven
“What an amazing view!” exclaimed PeterTork after shaking paws with Tiana, who agreed with him. PeterTork was excited to meet up again with Tiana. They both took a moment to admire the amazing image in front of them.
Reaching for Heaven
When a group congregates and looks up to Heaven, they create a Heaven of their own where the shared hope and faith surrounds and protects them all. A perfect place to bloom and grow.

Episode 7/25

@ Lilacs!
“I think spring is definitely my favourite season, PeterTork,” said Audrey.
“I think it's mine too, Audrey, particularly after a cold, icy winter!" said PeterTork.
Lilacs!
How can mere words describe lilacs? They would need to be precious and pop, one after another, creating a delightful display like soft little flowers contrasted by deep green leaves. No, that isn't possible.
One photo cannot capture the lilac's appeal, unless it came to life in explosions of sweetness.
And, a movie will not pass on the scent of pale purple perfume sent through a Spring breeze.
Your eyes must gaze upon this glorious gorgeousness, and watch it bloom. Stand near by and breathe deeply to collect its bouquet into your own being. That is the only way I know to appreciate the essence of this stunning simple gift completely.

Episode 8/25

@ EAsTer
“Let’s pose with one of us at each side and I’ll set the self-timer to take a shot,” said PeterTork to fire fox. “It’ll be a wonderful souvenir of our time here!”
EAsTer
Easter is celebrated with fantastic feasts full of fancy food, beautiful breads, and innumerable sweets. I bet every pet here has a different menu full of their family's favorites. Let's rejoice in our abundance!

Episode 9/25

@ A Bench in The Woods
PeterTork was very happy to meet Eric here! They both swapped tales of their experiences of Exploring Easter so far!
A Bench in The Woods
Tired on a trail or feeling like sitting down and taking it all in? A bench in the woods is your answer. Usually, they are located with a scenic view: an overlook or a pond. Sometimes, you'll find a bench in the woods at spots after the trail had just been a challenge. Maybe some critters will cross your path or sing from the branches above. Maybe you'll see something familiar in a whole new way. Resting on a bench in the woods is a really good idea.

Episode 10/25

@ An Individual
“Oh hello, PeterTork!” cried Noelle. “Didn’t we bump into each other on the ski slopes last winter?”
An Individual
HAROLD: I don’t know. One of these maybe?
MAUDE: Why do you say that?
HAROLD: Because they are all alike.
MAUDE: Oooh, but they are not. Look. See – some are smaller, some are fatter, some grow to the left, some to the right, some even have lost some petals – all kinds of observable differences. You see, Harold, I feel that much of the world’s sorrow comes from people who are this, and allow themselves to be treated as that…
Each person is different, never existed before and never to exist again. Just like this daisy – an individual… from the movie, Harold and Maude

Episode 11/25

@ Make Mine Macaron
PeterTork and Choco shook paws, said “How do you do?” and posed for a souvenir photo. “Why am I always on the left?” grumbled PeterTork. “Let’s change sides.”
“No,” said Choco. “This is my best side.”
Make Mine Macaron
Macarons are another one of those things made possible by the egg. Merengue cookies in a plethora of colors surround fillings just as numerous. The talent needed to make one well is praiseworthy. These aren't cheap cookies, made for savoring and gift giving. Nummy.

Episode 12/25

@ Snowdrops: Stylish Strength
“What was that flower called, that we passed earlier?” asked PeterTork.
“Er—I only know the Latin name for it,” said merlin and hastily changed the subject.
Snowdrops: Stylish Strength
You brave little lovelies daring to grow
With whispers of hope and the coming of Spring
And a dance quite befitting of creatures with wings.
Are you flowers or fairies peeping out of the snow?
Your courage is boundless as you awaken the Earth.
Strong, yet delicate Snowdrops, you are oh so inspiring,
While you frolic with snowflakes as they have one last fling.
Your final bow at the end tho, signals rebirth.

Episode 13/25

@ Give Me Tulips!
PeterTork has seen a lot already, but much more lies ahead. The egg isn't done yet! But guess what - the egg gives him a special prize!
Faded Sky
Watch your thoughts fly away across the clear sky, offering your dreams a home to flourish.
Give Me Tulips!
Oh, give me tulips - by the pile.
In many colors - to make me smile.
Petals, leaves, and stalks, so long.
Are a graceful gift, worthy of song.

Episode 14/25

@ Daffodils
PeterTork and Otto shook paws, said “How do you do?” and posed for a souvenir photo. “Why am I always on the left?” grumbled PeterTork. “Let’s change sides.”
“No,” said Otto. “This is my best side.”
Daffodils
Some of Spring's earliest bloomers are daffodils. So yellow and bright, they draw attention to themselves. That's why they belong to the genus, Narcissus (the hunter who fell in love with his own reflection in Greek myth.) Daffodils are as sturdy and strong as they are beautiful and bright. Their shape is unique among the flower family, but grow in bunches generating a greater impact of their individuality.

Episode 15/25

@ The Egg
“What's your favourite Easter thing, Moriarty?” asked PeterTork.
“Chocolate eggs, Moriarty!" said PeterTork. "Preferably one huge one, filled with lots of little ones!"
The Egg
“A box without hinges, key, or lid,
Yet golden treasure inside is hid.”
? J.R.R. Tolkien, The Hobbit

Simple and complete, an egg brings new life.
Nutritious and delicious, it can also feed us. Scrambled, fried, or baked in a cake, its versatility is astounding.

Episode 16/25

@ A-Tisket, A-Tasket
PeterTork and Choose a name agreed that the variety of images in their magical Easter Experience was the best ever! They exchanged opinions on which their favourite picture had been so far, and which was the most delicious chocolate egg they had eaten in their travels!
A-Tisket, A-Tasket
Why baskets for Easter?
Springtime is when all the planting is done in preparation for the harvest in Fall. Celebrations of old featured a blessing of the basket with hope for a bountiful yield.
Today, we use baskets of all colors and sizes to hold our Easter bounties: chocolate bunnies, brightly-dyed eggs, and jelly beans by the ton!

Episode 17/25

@ Ovoid Ornamentation
PeterTork was very happy to meet Savannah here! They both swapped tales of their experiences of Exploring Easter so far!
Ovoid Ornamentation
Decorating eggs is an Easter activity in many cultures. The bright colors bring joy to anyone who sees them. In the past, these fragile masterpieces were given as gifts when celebrating Springtime.

Episode 18/25

@ Foil-covered Chocolate Eggs
“What an amazing view!” exclaimed PeterTork after shaking paws with Shamika, who agreed with him. PeterTork was excited to meet up again with Shamika. They both took a moment to admire the amazing image in front of them.
Foil-covered Chocolate Eggs
Why wrap this sweet treat in foil? I'd appreciate its succulence just the same if it fell freely into my hand unencumbered in shiny colors. I'll admit the time it takes to peel away its prison heightens my anticipation, but I don't eat chocolate to be stimulated in any way other then letting the creamy deliciousness melt on my tongue.

Episode 19/25

@ Easter Greetings
PeterTork had to continue the Easter Experience alone, as Finley declared he had found paradise, and had no intention of moving on!
Easter Greetings
The themes of Spring are reflected in the Easter season. A "Happy Easter" greeting implies wishes for hope and renewal at this beautiful time of year.

Episode 20/25

@ Subtle Colors of Spring
“Let’s pose with one of us at each side and I’ll set the self-timer to take a shot,” said PeterTork to Everest. “It’ll be a wonderful souvenir of our time here!”
Subtle Colors of Spring
As Winter's stark scene departs, soft hues brave the chilliness of early Spring. Pink, yellow, mint, lilac, peach, and baby blue color the world with signs of new life.

Episode 21/25

@ A Field of Flowers
“A picture of this would look lovely printed on Easter cards, wouldn't it, PeterTork?” asked Snickerdoodle.
“It certainly would, Snickerdoodle!" said PeterTork.
A Field of Flowers
“A flower does not think of competing with the flower next to it. It just blooms.”
– Zen Shin

Episode 22/25

@ Easter Words
“Oh hello, PeterTork!” cried Finn. “Didn’t we bump into each other on the ski slopes last winter?”
Easter Words
E is for Eggs
A is for April
S is for Spring
T is for Tulips
E is for more Eggs
R is for Reflecting

Episode 23/25

@ Colors of the Sun
“Oh hello, PeterTork!” cried Sikandar. “Didn’t we bump into each other on the steam train journey a while ago?”
Colors of the Sun
Yellow and gold,
shiny and bright,
colors of the Sun.
No better hues to use
to say Happy Easter Everyone!

Episode 24/25

@ Graceful Tulips
While PeterTork stood drinking in the amazing view, Cindy searched in her backpack for her camera, eager to capture the scene!
Graceful Tulips
Tulips are not glamorous, but they are subtly elegant. Long stalks rise to greet the sunshine and sway in Spring's breezes. The flowers come in a multitude of colors, each as beautiful as the next. Best of all, these beauties bring bees and, as we all know, bees make the world go round!

Episode 25/25

@ Glorious Reflection
At last the egg ceases to fill PeterTork's mind with visions. As the last one fades, the egg disappears. In it's place, PeterTork finds he now has a wonderful prize!
Flower Garden
A beautiful garden ready for guests to enjoy, fully blossomed and fragrant.
Glorious Reflection
Is there anything as bewildering and enchanting as a reflection? Painters and photographers add reflections to their pieces in order to create this discomfort, followed by understanding, in those appreciating the scene. They force a closer inspection by the curious. Reflections are delightful duplications of a finite slice of an infinite reality.
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