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A woman is depicted mid-action, pouring a stream of light-colored grain, likely maize, from a white plastic bucket into a black metal drum on dry, dusty ground. She stands in an outdoor setting, presumably near a small shop or storage facility in Kivaywa, Kenya. The woman has dark skin and wears a pink headscarf over a yellow layer, a patterned long-sleeved shirt with dark spots, and a long, light green skirt. She is wearing light blue-green flip-flops. Her focus is directed downwards, concentrated on the task of transferring the grain. Behind her, to the left, is a makeshift wooden stand holding a large white sack, presumably containing more grain, and a smaller white container. The background features a building with brightly painted red and green walls, featuring two windows. One window has multiple small glass panes, while the other appears partially obscured. Faint text is visible on the red wall, including parts of "MAI" and "SAL," suggesting "MAIZE" or a similar word, alongside a faded Coca-Cola logo. The black metal drum receiving the grain also has a partially visible red and white label on its side. The ground is unpaved, consisting of dry earth with some sparse vegetation. The scene takes place during daylight hours.
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