A vast crowd of locals and tourists pelted each other with tomatoes on Sunday (June 2) in a traditional 'Tomatina' that left the Colombian town of Sutamarchan awash with red pulp.
The crowd sprinted to a huge pile of tomatoes in the middle of a field and white t-shirts turned red as the food flew through the air.
This area two hours north of the capital city of Bogota is well-known for its tomatoes and the Tomatina is part of a weekend cultural festival that marks the end of harvest in the agricultural region.
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