Photos | A Serene Summer Day in de Young Museum Park
Visitors lounging on benches under the palm trees in the heart of de Young Museum Park on a beautiful summer day. The vibrant green of the grass, the peaceful blue sky overhead, and the thriving life of the city under the sun's warm rays all combine to create an unforgettable scene. Adventures begin where city meets nature, where architecture blends with the flora. Gathered here are musings, memories, and moments brought to life.
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