Seaport Village Busker
While we were strolling along the bay at San Diego’s Seaport Village, this busker sporting white 18th-century garb caught our attention. You go girl, don’t let that economic crisis get you down. 🙂
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I like the statue-like performer who hangs out near the Seaport Village pier and has a bronzed corncob pipe and bronzed navy hat. When he starts dancing, the passing tourists let out a shout! He’s great!