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Sarah Keen' s butterfly didn' t want to fly away. She had to wait for a minute until it flew away. Photo by Jeff Dawsey
Karin and her don, Grant, picked up a White River Birch for their new home. Photo by Jeff Dawsey
The Brinks — Rachel, Annabelle and Jacey — had fun sending off their butterflies into the air. Photo by Jeff Dawsey
Arevik Mirijanyan and her sister, Yeva, showed off their athleticism by doing back benders and then going under the limbo stick. Photo by Jeff Dawsey
Audi and Chloe Cruz get paintings of their favorites, T-Rex and a butterfly. Photo by Jeff Dawsey
When they saw one kid go under, using the crab walk, they all begin to do the same. Photo by Jeff Dawsey
Lenny Laboy gets low as he limbos with his kids at Arbor Day. Photo by Jeff Dawsey
Raymond Cole and Samuel Velazquez Photo by Jeff Dawsey
Yeva Mirijanyan Photo by Jeff Dawsey
David made sure to feed the donkey hay — not his sucker. Photo by Jeff Dawsey
Musician Patty Shukla performed some of her educational action songs for kids during the dance party. Photo by Jeff Dawsey
Melissa Chipps Photo by Jeff Dawsey
The Brink family went under the limbo stick together. Photo by Jeff Dawsey
Daytona Tortugas mascot, Shelldon, and Kona Ice mascot, Kona, celebrate and danced with the little ones. Photo by Jeff Dawsey
Patty Shukla Photo by Jeff Dawsey
In exchange for non-perishable food items, hundreds of locals received a free three-gallon tree, visited green vendors selling environmental products and enjoyed music, refreshments and other environmental activities at Palm Coast's Arbor Day Saturday, May 6, at the Town Center.
"The turnout was amazing, said Carol Mini, director of the event. "It was one of the best yet. "The overarching goal is to get people to come out and donate to our community and our food bank while in return getting a tree and helping our environment. So, it's a win-win for everybody.
