It’s late summer. It has been a very strange year.
The coronavirus pandemic has disrupted almost every aspect of our lives. But even though we still wear face masks and keep our social distance, there’s a sense in Balboa Park that a more normal life is slowly returning.
Earlier in the spring and summer the park was eerily quiet. But in the past week I’ve noticed growing numbers of visitors. There seems to be a desire to recover a small part of a disrupted summer.
Some of the museums have reopened. Vendors and street performers along El Prado are back. Picnics on the grass have become numerous. People are once again posing for pictures by the lily pond.
The sunshine and beautiful flowers never went away.
I took these photographs during walks through Balboa Park yesterday and on Labor Day.
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It’s good to see people are returning there. That’s a nice collection of images. It really gives a sense of the place.
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I lived in North Park years ago and love Balboa Park, no matter how often you go there’s always something new to see
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Yep! I love it for the same reason.
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