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Outdoor photo of a long-haired figure standing on an elevated spot, wearing an orange-red long-sleeved top, orange shawl wrap and orange dhoti-style lower garment, with hands on hips and an orange whistle on a cord held to the mouth. Below, seated and standing devotees wear orange shirts and orange shawls; one smiling man on the left wears an orange robe and a rudraksha mala, with a red mark on his forehead. Orange T-shirts show the printed words Himalayan Yatra 2006. Green trees form the backdrop. Swamiji (probable): the standing figure has long swept-back dark hair, saffron-orange ceremonial clothing and a shawl, consistent with the page's reference to him on the Himalaya Yatra.

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May 26 20062006-05-26May 26 20062006-05-26A photograph outdoors in front of green trees. A man with long, loose black hair stands on an elevated spot, wearing an orange-red long-sleeved top, an orange waist sash, an orange wrap draped over one shoulder and a long brown rudraksha mala. He holds an orange whistle to his mouth. In the foreground, a man with a balding head wears an orange t-shirt with rudraksha beads at his neck, and two women in the lower left reach upward, one smiling. The orange t-shirt has printed text reading Himalayan Yatra 2006.2006-05-26A man with long, wind-swept dark hair stands above a crowd outdoors in front of dark green pine trees. He wears a rust-orange long-sleeved top, an orange waist sash, an orange shawl over one shoulder, orange dhoti-style lower garment, and a long rudraksha mala. He holds a small orange object in his mouth and extends one arm. Around him, people in orange clothing reach upward, some smiling, including a man with a red forehead mark and a woman with a sparkly hair clip. A Himalaya Yatra banner's lettering is faintly visible at lower right. Probable Swamiji is the standing figure in orange with rudraksha mala and long hair, appearing in a group event setting.2006-05-26May 26 20062006-05-26May 26 20062006-05-26A man with long, swept-back dark hair and a red tilak on his forehead stands outdoors before dense evergreen trees and rocky ground, blowing a bright orange whistle. He wears a rust-orange long-sleeved top, an orange shawl draped over one shoulder and knotted at the waist, an orange dhoti-style lower wrap, and a long rudraksha mala of brown beads hanging to his waist. Behind him, people in orange and pink clothing stand on the stones. Appearance-based a person: long hair, ornate orange clothing and rudraksha mala, identified as the leader of the group, with an in-person figure at the front of the procession.2006-05-26A man with long, swept-back dark hair stands outdoors before dense evergreen trees and a rocky slope, wearing a rust-orange long-sleeved henley top, an orange cloth wrapped at his waist and draped over one shoulder, and a dhoti-style orange lower garment. He wears a long rudraksha mala with a small red tilak on his forehead and blows an orange whistle held in his mouth. Behind him, several people in orange and pink wraps stand on a stony riverbed.2006-05-26May 26 20062006-05-26May 26 20062006-05-26May 26 20062006-05-26A standing man with long, wind-swept black hair wears a rust-orange long-sleeved top, an orange shawl draped over his shoulders and an orange waist wrap, with a rudraksha mala at his waist. He holds a small object in his hand and smiles while looking off to the side. Around him, seated and standing devotees wear orange shawls and saffron head cloths, with a few in white. Green pine trees form the background in bright daylight.2006-05-26