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Women dance in a ring around a bonfire at dusk while one holds a flaming torch, with a cottage and moon behind.

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A group of women in peasant dress dance in a ring across a grassy field, holding hands beside a glowing bonfire while one raises a flaming torch. Smoke and fires burn in the distance beside a cottage under a pale moonlit sky.

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