Photos | A Stride into Nature's Classroom
Exploring the lush environment of the Conservatory of Flowers, a young boy finds fascination in every leaf and stone of the greenhouse. Every walkway holds new wonders, and every path is an adventure waiting to unfold. A day in the Gardens of Golden Gate Park, where learning is as natural as breathing. Photo taken on a tranquil afternoon, March 3, 2024.
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