Photos | Setting up for Outdoor Dining
A man prepares a table for a beautiful outdoor dining experience amidst lush foliage and green grass at the Empire Polo Club during Coachella 2014. The table is adorned with linen tablecloths and tableware, ready to serve a group of four people.
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a man setting up a table in a lawnChronologically Adjacent
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