Photos | Season of Joy: Celebrating Christmas at Fort Mason 2023
Wesley and little Lori S. share cheerful moments near the beautifully decorated Christmas tree at Fort Mason in December 2023. Their smiles and joy encapsulate the warmth, magic, and love of the holiday season. The architecture of the building and the lively outdoor setup add to the festive mood. Amazing how the smallest things like a tree, a stroller, and a warm cup of cocoa, can bring forth such powerful emotions during Christmas time.
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