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Dancers in Costume at Dia de los Muertos

Yard Decorations Reflect the Love for Surfing in Stinson Beach

Audience Participation at the Sacramento Turnverein Octoberfest

Unpainted Carved Figurines Ready to Be Turned into Painted Alebrijes – Carved by Saul Aragon

Great Sunset on the West Coast

Gingerbread Hearts Imported from Germany at an Octoberfest in California

Sacramento Alpentaenzer Dance Group and Band at an Octoberfest in Sacramento, CA

Klosterfrau Melissengeist – It Cures Anything Supposedly

Road stands with fresh coconuts are common and everywhere on the islands.

Sun Starting to Set at Stinson Beach

My Small Blood Orange Tree Bending under the Weight of the Many Fruits

Close-Up of Altar at Dia de los Muertos

Half-Painted Example of Mexican Art Form Alebrijes

Performance at the Sacramento Turnverein Octoberfest

Dancers at the Dia de Los Muertos in Sacramento, CA

Statue at Dia de los Muertos Celebrations

Examples of Mexican Art Form Alebrijes

Bavarian Phrases Deemed Important at an Octoberfest

Parade at Dia de los Muertos in Sacramento

The rock walls terracing this are of the garden are about 700 years old.

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