Photos | A Sunny Afternoon Gathering in Alamo Square
Friends and neighbors come together with smiles and laughter on the vibrant green grass of Alamo Square Park in San Francisco, California. The picturesque April day brought out the best in the city -- the urban skyline, diverse crowd and trendy street accessories, all bathed in warm sunlight beneath the deep blue sky.
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a group of people sitting on the grass in a parkChronologically Adjacent
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