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Spring 2015 : Bunny Hops and Photo Ops
Bunny hops and photo ops
A week before Easter, 42 families bounced over to the Little Galleria.
Jolie Bertrand at the 2015 Bunny Hops and Photo Ops. Photo by Dave Rossman and Annette Boatwright.
The second annual Bunny Hops and Photo Ops once again featured breakfast and portraits with live bunnies. Houston-based photographer Annette Boatwright was once again behind the lens. This and two other Little Galleria events this year helped raise $17,000 for the MD Anderson Children's Cancer Hospital.
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