La Jolla students light up the night
At sunset on Oct. 9, the La Jolla High School Interact Club & members of Bird Rock Artist Guild, created a temporary labyrinth walking path at Law Street Beach. Families and friends came to experience this ancient spiral designed walking path and temporary art experience lit by luminaria candles at night. Located in the center of the labyrinth was a no-obligation donation “jar of giving” to collect for Interact’s fall project — building two homes in Mexico for families that have no home. Interact Club is sponsored by and guided by La Jolla Rotary Club.
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- Fireworks from Crystal Pier that were part of the Pacific Beach Festival are seen in the background. Photo by Pearl Preis
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- The La Jolla High School Interact Club includes Kevin Riley, Tom Wheeler, DJ Olsen, Cal Mann, Sean Gernon, Emily Dinnerman, Lea Papas, Courtney Gainor.
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- Children of all ages help prepare the labyrinth.
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- Courtney Gainor and Lea Papas light a lantern.
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- Luminarias light the way in a 2010 event. Photo: Pearl Preis
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- Lanterns and a path guide the way to the labyrinth.
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Posted by Halie Johnson
on Oct 13, 2010. Filed under Featured Story, La Jolla Life, Life.
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