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Young Fallbrook resident Evelyn Ramos helps plant the 101st tree in Live Oak Park. Village News/Christal Gaines-Emory photo
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Sisters Reese, Greer, and Brynn Campbell excitedly join in the 101st celebrations by petting dogs during the "Peeps and Pooches" dog walk around the park and helping to plant the new trees. Village News/Christal Gaines-Emory photo
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Avett and Bennett Flores help to plant the 101st tree at Live Oak Park. Village News/Christal Gaines-Emory photo
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Elizabeth, Ivan, Joseph, and Angelina Gonzalez take their bearded dragon, Sandy, on the "Peeps and Pooches" walk to celebrate the park's 101st birthday. Village News/Christal Gaines-Emory photo
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County of San Diego Parks and Recreation staff members Nancy Santillan, Amber Blackman, and San Diego Park Ranger Brian Ek help to prepare for the many events planned in celebration of the 101st birthday. The events included a "Peeps and Pooches" walk, the jumbo tree planting, a live reptile presentation, a raptors presentation, and a movie in the park with face painting, photo booths, and balloon artists. Village News/Christal Gaines-Emory photo
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Former Fallbrook residents Tony and Samantha Baramore return to the Friendly Village to show support for Live Oak Park and all of the people who have worked tirelessly to preserve the history of the park. Village News/Christal Gaines-Emory photo
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One year ago, volunteers planted acorns found in Live Oak Park and these acorns grew into beautiful oak trees, given away for free to the 101st birthday celebration attendees. Victoria and Albert Wang pick out a small oak tree to take home and plant in their yard. Village News/Christal Gaines-Emory photo
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Jeremiah Giehl and his daughter Yafah Giehl watch as the 101st tree is planted in Live Oak Park in honor of the park's 101st year. Village News/Christal Gaines-Emory photo
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