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Detail 1                                 Night of the Radishes, is a tradition stretching back more than a century. 

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Detail 1                                 Night of the Radishes, is a tradition stretching back more than a century. 

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Detail 2                                       In 1897, Oaxaca’s then-mayor turned the radish-carving tradition into an official celebration, declaring 23 December the official Night of the Radishes.

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Detail 2                                       In 1897, Oaxaca’s then-mayor turned the radish-carving tradition into an official celebration, declaring 23 December the official Night of the Radishes.

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Detail 3                               Today, the tradition lives on, with artisans and amateurs alike participating in the annual event.

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Detail 3                               Today, the tradition lives on, with artisans and amateurs alike participating in the annual event.

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Detail 1                                 Every December 23, crowds gather in Oaxaca’s main square to celebrate the Night of the Radishes.

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Detail 1                                 Every December 23, crowds gather in Oaxaca’s main square to celebrate the Night of the Radishes.

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Detail 2                                      It’s a competition between artists who use the purple produce to make sculptures and, hopefully, win the big prize of the night.

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Detail 2                                      It’s a competition between artists who use the purple produce to make sculptures and, hopefully, win the big prize of the night.

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Detail 3                                      All kinds of sculptures can be seen—saints, musicians, buildings, even a tiny cemetery where little radish people are celebrating the Day of the Dead. 

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Detail 3                                      All kinds of sculptures can be seen—saints, musicians, buildings, even a tiny cemetery where little radish people are celebrating the Day of the Dead. 

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The radishes are very big and are used in the festival.

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This is good to the people that are doing the festival because it is big and can use for big carving's.

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Detail 3 These radishes  arent really for eating but for carving for fun.

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Detail 3 These radishes  arent really for eating but for carving for fun.