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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architecture bracelet summer jeans headgear pants necklace amusement plant hut building baseball flower footwear cap arrangement outdoors area hat wristwatch tree rural outdoor sky wood shoe bag land sun fun shirt glasses coachella shorts hotel nature grass jewelry accessories arbour play potted plant walking countryside part garden photography back bouquet handbag park
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2009-04-19T16:19:06.910000-07:00
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