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Freaking Enormous Koi

Wednesday, January 16, 2008

To celebrate my birthday last weekend, I wanted to go somewhere that was relaxing, rejuvenating, and tranquil.





Well, either way. I did get to see these beautiful fishies. :o)

I used to go to Balboa Park in San Diego often with my grandparents. My Grandma would sit outside near the fountain while my Grandpa and I ran around the science center and saw the IMAX movie.


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  1. Blogger Sewlutions' World said:
    1/16/08, 7:41 AM  

    Those are beautiful shots. Koi seem so peaceful.

  1. Blogger shayla said:
    1/16/08, 2:17 PM  

    Thanks!

    They were peaceful, despite how large they were. :o)

    (It was somewhat alarming. I was envisioning old Japanese tales of man-eating koi. eeeeek.)

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