Wearside's past is filled with wonderful and colourful Easter traditions. But we are wondering how many you joined in with over the years.
Maybe you had a go at an egg jarping challenge or rolled an egg down Penshaw Hill. We've got welly flinging and a Whitburn Easter race which raised eyebrows.
Or perhaps you took part in the Good Friday services, or raising of the cross on Tunstall Hills?
They all make up a vital part of our Easter heritage as these Echo photos show.
1. A time for tradition
Nine Wearside traditions we've seen at Easter. How many do you take part in.
2. A Fawcett Street tradition
Thousands took to the streets for the Good Friday service in Fawcett Street, in 1957.
3. Throwing it back to 1975
It's an age-old tradition and here are children enjoying a Spring Welly Fling in Backhouse Park on Easter Sunday in 1975.
4. Wonderful Whitburn
Who remembers when Whitburn Workmens Club and the Grey Horse Public House competed in an Easter bonnet parade and 'knicker relay' race for charity. Here's a scene from the 1976 race.