Can you describe the Chavadi procession of Sai Baba as experienced by the devotees?

The Chavadi procession was a grand and joyous event for the devotees in Shirdi. As detailed in Chapter 51, it was a memorable occasion filled with music and devotion. The procession featured a decorated horse named Shyam-Sundar, with horns, bugles, and trumpets sounding. Devotees would carry flags, banners, and torches, while a royal umbrella was held over Sai Baba. The group of devotees would walk on both sides of Baba, singing melodious bhajans accompanied by mridanga and cymbals. This vibrant procession would lead Baba from the Masjid to the Chavadi, where he would spend the night, as it was his constant rule to alternate between the two locations.