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July 08 2010

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July 08 20102010-07-08February 19 20082008-02-19July 20 20102010-07-20July 08 20102010-07-08A photograph of the exterior of an orange-washed building with red window frames and a corrugated sheet awning on red metal posts, shielded by a dense green hedge and tall trees. A white and red geometric border runs along the top of the orange wall, and small flowers grow at the base. No people, deities or rituals are visible.2010-07-08A photograph of a thatched-roof open pavilion with a red-painted brick plinth and red pillars, set in a landscaped garden. Thin bare branches with long dangling seed pods rise above the roof, while red-leaved shrubs, a frangipani tree with white flowers, and yellow ornamental hedges fill the foreground. A small blue sign stands at right beside a lamp post, and a dirt path runs through dry grass. No people are visible.2008-02-19August 03 20052005-08-03July 08 20102010-07-08August 27 20042004-08-27A photograph of a row of leafy green shrubs planted in a narrow dirt bed along a rough-hewn stone retaining wall. Behind them stands a tall terracotta-coloured wall, and at the upper right a thatched roof edge and a tree are visible. No people are present. Some plants have variegated white-and-green leaves. The scene is an ashram garden path, with the planting bed bordered by stone.2010-07-07A photograph of a rustic single-storey building with red-painted walls, lattice-screened windows and a thatched roof of dried palm or grass topped by small golden finials. A bare dirt yard lies in front, with a small purple-painted pedestal, a red and white striped low wall, young trees and a water tank on a stand at the left under an overcast grey sky. No people are visible in the scene.2005-04-07A rural-style building facade with white upper walls and a red lower wall decorated with white geometric border patterns and spiral motifs. A thatched palm-leaf canopy shelters a doorway that opens into a dim room with a bed and a plastic chair visible inside. Two blue signs on the wall read Ananda Nivas and Dormitory. An orange marigold bush grows beside the steps, and a rubber mat lies at the threshold. No people are visible.2008-11-20