Photos | Standing at the Do Lab
A crowd of 16 people, wearing a mix of clothing including shorts, jeans, t-shirts, and hats, stand in front of a wooden sign that reads The Do Lab in the rural Southwest Extreme Triangle of the United States during Coachella 2009. The blue sky, trees, and grass provide a scenic background for the outdoor play area.
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