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It's always well attended and can be a very pleasant way to spend an afternoon or evening. |
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We brought a blanket and staked out a shady spot under the trees at the rim of the amphitheater. After spreading out the blanket, setting up lawn chairs, and applying sunscreen and insect repellent; we took turns wandering the booths and tents. One of us would stay with the stuff while the others made forays for food, drink, and souvenirs. |
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But we spent a lot of time
lounging on the hill, listening to the music, and people-watching.
Between acts, we even did some costume planning and discussed ways to
fix all of the world's problems.
A comfortable and enjoyable way to enjoy a day of music and margaritas.
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A series of energetic Mexican dances. I'm don't know how they do this in the heat but I certainly admire them. They're fun to watch and always seem to enjoy themselves. One of these days maybe I'll remember to write down the names of the performing groups but I wouldn't hold my breath if I were you. |
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I got some pretty good shots with my telephoto; very candid cause these folks had no idea the camera was pointed at them. | ||
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| Want to see more photos from other years? | |||
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