Photos | Joy of Innocence: A Childhood Summer at George Christopher Playground
Caught in his moment of glee, young Wesley holds his green balloon against the azure backdrop of clear California skies. Lost in wonder, seemingly a part of the vibrant Grass, Nature, and Outdoors of George Christopher Playground, this picture reminds us of the magic held in simple, playful moments. Summer of June 2023, certainly was one joyous season for our budding explorer Wesley!
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