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More than 20,000 people gathered in Buñol, Spain, for throwing 130 tons of rotten tomatoes at each other on Wednesday.
The “La Tomatina” festival is a city tradition that spans 75 years, but it has had to stop this practice for the past two years due to COVID-19. The photos show party goers covered from head to toe mashed tomatoes With many of them possessing the foresight to wear goggles.
Trucks laden with rotten and unwanted fruit began arriving in the middle of the day, and attendees fired them at each other for more than an hour, according to Reuters.
The origins of the festival are obscure, but tradition says that a similar battle spontaneously broke out among the residents in 1945.
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La Tomatina is described as the largest food fight In the world.
It is unclear how the city cleans up the mess.
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