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San Dimas provides town western flavor

The annual San Dimas Western Days flea market was held Oct. 3 and 4. The weekend included a rodeo, a staged shoot-out, live bands and a bicycle/skateboard stunt show. Among some of the smaller attractions was a pony ride. Above, operator Jason Pierce waits for Christian Palomino to finish his ride. Pierce and his family own a 2.5 acre farm in Chino where they raise animals for petting zoos and children's rides. / photo by Veero Der-Karabetian
The annual San Dimas Western Days flea market was held Oct. 3 and 4. The weekend included a rodeo, a staged shoot-out, live bands and a bicycle/skateboard stunt show. Among some of the smaller attractions was a pony ride. Above, operator Jason Pierce waits for Christian Palomino to finish his ride. Pierce and his family own a 2.5 acre farm in Chino where they raise animals for petting zoos and children’s rides. / photo by Veero Der-Karabetian
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