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Chelsea Yip, second from right, samples a kumquat at the 11th Annual Dade City Kumquat Festival. With her Dinghua Shear, right, his daughter Debbie Shear, second from left, and Steve Gude from Kumquat Growers, Inc.
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Published: January 27, 2008
DADE CITY - Thousands braved chilly rains Saturday to attend the 11th annual Kumquat Festival, celebrating the tiny, tangy citrus fruit that's become east Pasco County's calling card.
The event packed a day's worth of fun into historic Dade City, including a car show, arts and crafts, vintage fire trucks and farm tools, wagon rides and a farmers market.
For more festival coverage, see Monday's Pasco Tribune.
David Sommer
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