Photos | Sunday Crowd at Coachella
Jo Swinson and Nick Afanasiev are just two of the 29 people gathered in this Sunday crowd at the 2011 Coachella music festival. The land is adorned with grass and outdoor picnic containers as the group enjoys the fun and leisure activities of the event.
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bracelet activities headgear bay sunday boy leisure baseball child footwear cap afanasiev luggage hat wristwatch crowd outdoor paparazzi container shoe bag land glove fun camera glasses picnic coachella teen photographer helmet nick electronics backpack grass jewelry sport accessories concert jo swinson handbag
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2011-04-17T19:15:35-07:00
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