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Outdoor photo of several women walking in a line under a cloudy sky beside a chain-link fence, with a large tree, utility poles and wires overhead. Most wear white saris with yellow or gold borders and long braids down their backs; one in the foreground carries a small brass or steel vessel. Others wear a pink sari and a red top. Dry grass and palm trees lie beyond the fence. This appears to be a procession or group walk of devotees.

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June 20 20082008-06-20Outdoor photo at an open field with scrub grass, a wire fence, utility poles and a cloudy sky. Several women in traditional saris walk and gesture in a loose group. In the foreground a woman in a white sari with a yellow border has a long braid and bangles. In the centre a woman in a peach sari wears a rudraksha-style bead necklace and a small name badge. On the right a woman in an orange sari and red blouse has a long side braid and a bag over her shoulder. Other women in white saris appear in the background. No visible a person candidate.2008-06-20Outdoor photo of a group of women working on a dry, dug-up site with piles of reddish-brown soil and a green hose on the ground. Many women wear white saris or white ritual clothing; one in the foreground wears a white top with an orange shawl and orange trousers, another wears a red-and-orange sari, and another in a pink sari carries a basket. They carry baskets and tools across the ground, and a fenced field with scattered trees and utility poles stands behind them.2008-06-20June 20 20082008-06-20June 20 20082008-06-20Outdoor photograph of a large crowd at an open dirt-and-grass site with scattered trees, low posts and a fence in the background. Many people in white or pale traditional dress, several women in saffron, yellow and pink saris, and a woman in the foreground wearing a red-and-white bordered cloth and a pink sari. Some women wear red or pink cloth and a few carry small bags or wear lanyards with badges. Two men in white shirts and white dhotis stand near the centre-left, one with an outstretched arm. Some people sit on the ground in the foreground, and rough stones lie in the lower area. No clearly identifiable a person is visible in the scene.2008-06-20June 20 20082008-06-20June 20 20082008-06-20Outdoor photograph of volunteers on a rocky, earth-strewn slope under a bare tree and pale sky. Two women in the foreground carry broad flat trays of rubble and stones. The woman on the left wears white clothing with a gold-bordered yellow sari, round glasses and a beaded mala necklace, and wears an ID badge on her blouse. The woman on the right wears a white sari with teal trim, a rudraksha-style beaded mala and gold earrings, and carries a tray of stones. Behind them, other people in white, red and yellow saris and a man in a light shirt are moving among the rocks, and a few houses and power poles sit in the distance.2008-06-20June 20 20082008-06-20Outdoor photograph of a line of devotees on bare dirt ground at a construction-site area, with a heap of rubble and stones behind them and a leafless tree at centre. Many women wear white, cream and pastel saris and salwar-style outfits, with a woman in pink and another in green-and-white at right; some men in white kurtas stand among them. Several figures hold small items, and a woman in the foreground right wears a white sari with a long braid, holding something in her hands. Green trees and a low wall lie in the background under a pale sky.2008-06-20Outdoor photo of a long human chain of men and women passing bundles or sacks of material hand to hand along the edge of a dug earth trench at a construction-style site. Men in white shirts and mundu or lungi cloth, and some women in saris in pink, purple and orange, stand in line; a few men in pale patterned or checked shirts are prominent in the foreground. Behind them, rows of workers continue across a cleared dirt field with heaps of gravel, power poles, a large tree and a parked construction vehicle under a hazy sky. Some figures wear orange or saffron clothing. No one is clearly identifiable as a person from the visible cues.2008-06-20