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In this aerial photograph taken on October 19, 2024, white and black sheep are seen merging during the autumn “redyk”, a centuries-old highlander tradition marking the end of the grazing season by descending sheep from the mountains, in the village of Kluszkowce, Lesser Poland region. The way from summer pastures to wintering grounds often lasts several days and even a week, during which shepherds and their sheep cover dozens or even hundreds of kilometers. (Photo by Sergei Gapon/AFP Photo)
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