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Students place their orders and wait for food next to the Taylor Grocery food truck. Photo by Hannah Grace Biggs.
While students await orders, workers inside the Taylor Grocery food truck hurriedly prepare their food. Photo by Jess Cooley.
Behind a row of brightly colored soda's one of the Wiggly's food truck workers waits to take orders. Photo by Hannah Grace Biggs.
Paper copies of the Taylor Grocery menu hang from clothes pins. Photo by Jess Cooley.
Long lines formed into the grove at the Food Truck Festival on Thursday April 8. Photo by Jess Cooley.
The Wiggly's food truck also offered a variety of colorful Jarritos sodas. Photo by Jess Cooley.
Workers in the Jake's Craft BBQ and five other food truck prepared hundreds of orders at the Food Truck Festival on April 8. Photo by Hannah Grace Biggs.
A student takes a sip of an orange Jarritos soda while waiting for her order beside the Wiggly's food truck. Photo by Hannah Grace Biggs.
The Wiggly's food truck offered a variety of burritos and drinks. Photo by Hannah Grace Biggs.
Students enjoy smoothie bowls from the Blenz Bowls smoothie bowl truck. Photo by Hannah Grace Biggs.
Some students waited for over an hour to order and receive their food due to the long lines. Photo by Hannah Grace Biggs.
A patron at the Blenz Bowls truck picks up their smoothie bowl. Photo by Hannah Grace Biggs.
Students place orders at the Taylor Grocery food truck. Photo by Jess Cooley.
Many students met up with their friends in the Grove to enjoy the warm, sunny weather. Photo by Jess Cooley.
A worker at the Wiggly's food truck hands off a bright pink soda to a customer. Photo by Hannah Grace Biggs.
Six food trucks and the Oxsicles popsicle stand set up alongside the grove. Photo by Jess Cooley.
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