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A long outdoor procession of devotees walks along a dirt path lined with strings of small white and blue triangular flags and leafy garlands. Many women wear saris in pink, red, orange, green, and blue, carrying brass kalasha pots topped with flowers, a common temple offering. Men in white shirts and white dhotis walk among them, and a man in a white shirt and dhoti near the centre wears a pendant necklace. Palm fronds and a white building stand at left, and a parked car appears in the upper right. A roadside sign with an orange-robed figure is visible at lower right. The crowd is too large to count precisely.

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