Photos | Illuminated Entrance to Los Angeles Coliseum
The clock tower and distinctive architecture of the Los Angeles Coliseum shines bright, welcoming crowds for an event at night.
BLIP-2 Description:
the entrance to the los angeles coliseum at nightChronologically Adjacent
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2015-08-22T21:24:05-07:00
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