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Bar Yochai Revelry

© Tal Shavit

Bar Yochai Revelry

Uploaded: September 29, 2005

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Taken at the Bar-Yochai revelry that is celebrated each year around May in Miron Mountain in Israel. The fence in the front divides between the men's and women's sections. The men's section (behind the fence) is overcrowded with Hasidic men dancing and singing the same song over and over for hours. Some of them leave their hats in all sorts of places.

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Sandy E. Homer March 06, 2006

This is great. I Love the composition. Really good. Very interesting picture to look at. The light is great. I just love everything about this picture. #404279

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