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Orange Show Festival: A Family Affair
I ventured out to make pictures this afternoon and evening at the 96th Annual Festival at The National Orange Show. While I didn’t see a lot of oranges, I did spot a lemonade stand shaped like a lemon, and a lot … Continue reading
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Tagged carnival rides, citrus, families, Festival at National Orange Show, San Bernardino
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