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34th Annual Fallbrook Christmas Parade 151205-M-WU599-020
U.S. Marine Corps Brig. Gen. Edward D. Banta, left, Commanding General Marine Corps Installations West-Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton, Bergen Banta, center, and Molly Banta, right, ride in a car during the 34th Annual Fallbrook Christmas Parade on Main Street, Fallbrook, Calif., Dec. 5, 2015. The City of Fallbrook hosts the Christmas Parade annually and provides an opportunity to showcase Marine Corps Installations West through engagements in order to promote community relations with neighbori
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Annual Christmas parade brings holiday cheer to Fallbrook 121201-M-LD192-016
The 2012 Fallbrook Christmas parade, sponsored by the Fallbrook Chamber of Commerce, spread holiday cheer down Main Ave. Dec. 1. This year's parade was led by a Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton color guard, the 1st Marine Division Band and Col. Micheal Cordero, commanding officer of Headquarters and Support Battalion, Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton. Unit: Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton
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FARMERS GOV- Dragon Fruit Farmer Leonardo Aguila (20181113-FPAC-LSC-0543)
New farmer Leonardo Aguila greets U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) Natural Resources and Conservation Service (NRCS) Soil Conservationists Axel Sanchez and Chris Howington outside his orchard before showing them the improvements on his 6.3-acre farm in Fallbrook, CA, on Nov. 11, 2018. Leonardo Aguila is extremely proud of his 6.3-acre farm in Fallbrook, Calif. The mature orchard of avocado trees, on its sunny hillside near San Diego, caught the eye of this Navy veteran three years ago, and
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FARMERS GOV- Dragon Fruit Farmer Leonardo Aguila (20181113-FPAC-LSC-0547)
New farmer Leonardo Aguila harvested this American Beauty (red flesh) Dragon Fruit harvested from his 6.3-acre farm in Fallbrook, CA, on Nov. 11, 2018. Leonardo Aguila is extremely proud of his 6.3-acre farm in Fallbrook, Calif. The mature orchard of avocado trees, on its sunny hillside near San Diego, caught the eye of this Navy veteran three years ago, and he knew he had to buy it. Some of the trees showed signs of stress due to lack of irrigation from the high cost of water and regular droug
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FARMERS GOV- Dragon Fruit Farmer Leonardo Aguila (20181113-FPAC-LSC-0558)
New farmer Leonardo Aguila harvested this American Beauty (red flesh) Dragon Fruit harvested from his 6.3-acre farm in Fallbrook, CA, on Nov. 11, 2018. Leonardo Aguila is extremely proud of his 6.3-acre farm in Fallbrook, Calif. The mature orchard of avocado trees, on its sunny hillside near San Diego, caught the eye of this Navy veteran three years ago, and he knew he had to buy it. Some of the trees showed signs of stress due to lack of irrigation from the high cost of water and regular droug
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FARMERS GOV- Dragon Fruit Farmer Leonardo Aguila (20181113-FPAC-LSC-0561)
New farmer Leonardo Aguila harvested this Delight (white flesh) Dragon Fruit from his 6.3-acre farm in Fallbrook, CA, on Nov. 11, 2018. Leonardo Aguila is extremely proud of his 6.3-acre farm in Fallbrook, Calif. The mature orchard of avocado trees, on its sunny hillside near San Diego, caught the eye of this Navy veteran three years ago, and he knew he had to buy it. Some of the trees showed signs of stress due to lack of irrigation from the high cost of water and regular drought - it just nee
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FARMERS GOV- Dragon Fruit Farmer Leonardo Aguila (20181113-FPAC-LSC-0586)
New farmer Leonardo Aguila harvested this American Beauty (red flesh) Dragon Fruit harvested from his 6.3-acre farm in Fallbrook, CA, on Nov. 11, 2018. Leonardo Aguila is extremely proud of his 6.3-acre farm in Fallbrook, Calif. The mature orchard of avocado trees, on its sunny hillside near San Diego, caught the eye of this Navy veteran three years ago, and he knew he had to buy it. Some of the trees showed signs of stress due to lack of irrigation from the high cost of water and regular droug
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FARMERS GOV- Dragon Fruit Farmer Leonardo Aguila (20181113-FPAC-LSC-0593)
New farmer Leonardo Aguila harvested this Delight (white flesh) Dragon Fruit from his 6.3-acre farm in Fallbrook, CA, on Nov. 11, 2018. Leonardo Aguila is extremely proud of his 6.3-acre farm in Fallbrook, Calif. The mature orchard of avocado trees, on its sunny hillside near San Diego, caught the eye of this Navy veteran three years ago, and he knew he had to buy it. Some of the trees showed signs of stress due to lack of irrigation from the high cost of water and regular drought - it just nee
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FARMERS GOV- Dragon Fruit Farmer Leonardo Aguila (20181113-FPAC-LSC-0610)
New farmer Leonardo Aguila shows U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) Natural Resources and Conservation Service (NRCS) Soil Conservationist Axel Sanchez the progress he has made with the underground outlet pipeline project on his 6.3-acre farm in Fallbrook, CA, on Nov. 11, 2018. Soon the soil they stand on will be backfilled over the black drainage pipe to protect and secure it in place. Leonardo Aguila is extremely proud of his 6.3-acre farm in Fallbrook, Calif. The mature orchard of avocado
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FARMERS GOV- Dragon Fruit Farmer Leonardo Aguila (20181113-FPAC-LSC-0614)
New farmer Leonardo Aguila shows U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) Natural Resources and Conservation Service (NRCS) Soil Conservationist Axel Sanchez the progress he has made with the underground outlet pipeline project on his 6.3-acre farm in Fallbrook, CA, on Nov. 11, 2018. Soon the soil they stand on will be backfilled over the black drainage pipe to protect and secure it in place. Leonardo Aguila is extremely proud of his 6.3-acre farm in Fallbrook, Calif. The mature orchard of avocado
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FARMERS GOV- Dragon Fruit Farmer Leonardo Aguila (20181113-FPAC-LSC-0616)
New farmer Leonardo Aguila shows U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) Natural Resources and Conservation Service (NRCS) Soil Conservationist Axel Sanchez the progress he has made with the underground outlet pipeline project on his 6.3-acre farm in Fallbrook, CA, on Nov. 11, 2018. Soon the soil they stand on will be backfilled over the black drainage pipe to protect and secure it in place. Leonardo Aguila is extremely proud of his 6.3-acre farm in Fallbrook, Calif. The mature orchard of avocado
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FARMERS GOV- Dragon Fruit Farmer Leonardo Aguila (20181113-FPAC-LSC-0626)
New farmer Leonardo Aguila shows U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) Natural Resources and Conservation Service (NRCS) Soil Conservationist Axel Sanchez the progress he has made with the underground outlet pipeline project on his 6.3-acre farm in Fallbrook, CA, on Nov. 11, 2018. Soon the soil they stand on will be backfilled over the black drainage pipe to protect and secure it in place. Leonardo Aguila is extremely proud of his 6.3-acre farm in Fallbrook, Calif. The mature orchard of avocado
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FARMERS GOV- Dragon Fruit Farmer Leonardo Aguila (20181113-FPAC-LSC-0643)
New farmer Leonardo Aguila shows U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) Natural Resources and Conservation Service (NRCS) Soil Conservationist Axel Sanchez the progress he has made with the underground outlet pipeline project on his 6.3-acre farm in Fallbrook, CA, on Nov. 11, 2018. Soon the soil they stand on will be backfilled over the black drainage pipe to protect and secure it in place. Leonardo Aguila is extremely proud of his 6.3-acre farm in Fallbrook, Calif. The mature orchard of avocado
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FARMERS GOV- Dragon Fruit Farmer Leonardo Aguila (20181113-FPAC-LSC-0667)
New farmer Leonardo Aguila checks the dragon fruit plants on his 6.3-acre farm in Fallbrook, CA, on Nov. 11, 2018. Leonardo Aguila is extremely proud of his 6.3-acre farm in Fallbrook, Calif. The mature orchard of avocado trees, on its sunny hillside near San Diego, caught the eye of this Navy veteran three years ago, and he knew he had to buy it. Some of the trees showed signs of stress due to lack of irrigation from the high cost of water and regular drought - it just needed some tender loving
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FARMERS GOV- Dragon Fruit Farmer Leonardo Aguila (20181113-FPAC-LSC-0692)
New farmer Leonardo Aguila checks the dragon fruit plants on his 6.3-acre farm in Fallbrook, CA, on Nov. 11, 2018. Leonardo Aguila is extremely proud of his 6.3-acre farm in Fallbrook, Calif. The mature orchard of avocado trees, on its sunny hillside near San Diego, caught the eye of this Navy veteran three years ago, and he knew he had to buy it. Some of the trees showed signs of stress due to lack of irrigation from the high cost of water and regular drought - it just needed some tender loving
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FARMERS GOV- Dragon Fruit Farmer Leonardo Aguila (20181113-FPAC-LSC-0722)
New farmer Leonardo Aguila checks the dragon fruit plants on his 6.3-acre farm in Fallbrook, CA, on Nov. 11, 2018. Leonardo Aguila is extremely proud of his 6.3-acre farm in Fallbrook, Calif. The mature orchard of avocado trees, on its sunny hillside near San Diego, caught the eye of this Navy veteran three years ago, and he knew he had to buy it. Some of the trees showed signs of stress due to lack of irrigation from the high cost of water and regular drought - it just needed some tender loving
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FARMERS GOV- Dragon Fruit Farmer Leonardo Aguila (20181113-FPAC-LSC-0728)
New farmer Leonardo Aguila trims off the dried flower of a dragon fruit plant on his 6.3-acre farm in Fallbrook, CA, on Nov. 11, 2018. Leonardo Aguila is extremely proud of his 6.3-acre farm in Fallbrook, Calif. The mature orchard of avocado trees, on its sunny hillside near San Diego, caught the eye of this Navy veteran three years ago, and he knew he had to buy it. Some of the trees showed signs of stress due to lack of irrigation from the high cost of water and regular drought - it just need
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FARMERS GOV- Dragon Fruit Farmer Leonardo Aguila (20181113-FPAC-LSC-0736)
New farmer Leonardo Aguila trims off the dried flower of a dragon fruit plant on his 6.3-acre farm in Fallbrook, CA, on Nov. 11, 2018. Leonardo Aguila is extremely proud of his 6.3-acre farm in Fallbrook, Calif. The mature orchard of avocado trees, on its sunny hillside near San Diego, caught the eye of this Navy veteran three years ago, and he knew he had to buy it. Some of the trees showed signs of stress due to lack of irrigation from the high cost of water and regular drought - it just need
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FARMERS GOV- Dragon Fruit Farmer Leonardo Aguila (20181113-FPAC-LSC-0751)
New farmer Leonardo Aguila checks the dragon fruit plants on his 6.3-acre farm in Fallbrook, CA, on Nov. 11, 2018. Leonardo Aguila is extremely proud of his 6.3-acre farm in Fallbrook, Calif. The mature orchard of avocado trees, on its sunny hillside near San Diego, caught the eye of this Navy veteran three years ago, and he knew he had to buy it. Some of the trees showed signs of stress due to lack of irrigation from the high cost of water and regular drought - it just needed some tender loving
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FARMERS GOV- Dragon Fruit Farmer Leonardo Aguila (20181113-FPAC-LSC-0812)
New farmer Leonardo Aguila checks the dragon fruit plants on his 6.3-acre farm in Fallbrook, CA, on Nov. 11, 2018. Leonardo Aguila is extremely proud of his 6.3-acre farm in Fallbrook, Calif. The mature orchard of avocado trees, on its sunny hillside near San Diego, caught the eye of this Navy veteran three years ago, and he knew he had to buy it. Some of the trees showed signs of stress due to lack of irrigation from the high cost of water and regular drought - it just needed some tender loving
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FARMERS GOV- Dragon Fruit Farmer Leonardo Aguila (20181113-FPAC-LSC-0828)
New farmer Leonardo Aguila checks the dragon fruit plants on his 6.3-acre farm in Fallbrook, CA, on Nov. 11, 2018. Leonardo Aguila is extremely proud of his 6.3-acre farm in Fallbrook, Calif. The mature orchard of avocado trees, on its sunny hillside near San Diego, caught the eye of this Navy veteran three years ago, and he knew he had to buy it. Some of the trees showed signs of stress due to lack of irrigation from the high cost of water and regular drought - it just needed some tender loving
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FARMERS GOV- Dragon Fruit Farmer Leonardo Aguila (20181113-FPAC-LSC-0857)
New farmer Leonardo Aguila checks his orchard of avocado trees on his 6.3-acre farm in Fallbrook, CA, on Nov. 11, 2018. Leonardo Aguila is extremely proud of his 6.3-acre farm in Fallbrook, Calif. The mature orchard of avocado trees, on its sunny hillside near San Diego, caught the eye of this Navy veteran three years ago, and he knew he had to buy it. Some of the trees showed signs of stress due to lack of irrigation from the high cost of water and regular drought - it just needed some tender
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FARMERS GOV- Dragon Fruit Farmer Leonardo Aguila (20181113-FPAC-LSC-0864)
New farmer Leonardo Aguila checks his orchard of avocado trees on his 6.3-acre farm in Fallbrook, CA, on Nov. 11, 2018. Leonardo Aguila is extremely proud of his 6.3-acre farm in Fallbrook, Calif. The mature orchard of avocado trees, on its sunny hillside near San Diego, caught the eye of this Navy veteran three years ago, and he knew he had to buy it. Some of the trees showed signs of stress due to lack of irrigation from the high cost of water and regular drought - it just needed some tender
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FARMERS GOV- Dragon Fruit Farmer Leonardo Aguila (20181113-FPAC-LSC-0919)
New farmer Leonardo Aguila checks his orchard of avocado trees on his 6.3-acre farm in Fallbrook, CA, on Nov. 11, 2018. Leonardo Aguila is extremely proud of his 6.3-acre farm in Fallbrook, Calif. The mature orchard of avocado trees, on its sunny hillside near San Diego, caught the eye of this Navy veteran three years ago, and he knew he had to buy it. Some of the trees showed signs of stress due to lack of irrigation from the high cost of water and regular drought - it just needed some tender
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