Here are some photos of Fiestas Patrias in Old Town San Diego State Historic Park. Mexico began their war for independence from Spain on September 16, 1810, and the occasion was celebrated today with music, food, games, an equestrian demonstration and traditional Mexican dance. I caught a bit of it!
San Diego’s fascinating history includes a Mexican period, which followed the early years of settlement and rule by Spain. Mexico and San Diego share a common border and a great deal of history. A blending of culture and friendly people adds to the richness of our city.
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6 thoughts on “Photos of Fiestas Patrias in Old Town San Diego.”
Hey there!! I always enjoy your posts, especially the photos. You have a great eye and capture with very good compositions. The two here that are my favorites are the four young musicians and the fella holding the portrait of a historical figure. Cheers!!
Hey there!! I always enjoy your posts, especially the photos. You have a great eye and capture with very good compositions. The two here that are my favorites are the four young musicians and the fella holding the portrait of a historical figure. Cheers!!
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Thank you! I take lots and lots of photos and reject most! Fortunately, a few usually come out that are interesting!
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Looks like a day filked with joy and nice foid and music. Great pictures.
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It was a fine day, indeed!
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Thank you for your follow
See you soon
As always Sheldon
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