Can you describe the general routine and atmosphere of Sai Baba's procession to the Chavadi?

According to the descriptions in Chapter 37, the Chavadi procession was a vibrant and celebratory event. On the designated nights, a bhajan group would gather in the Masjid pavilion and sing until midnight, with devotees playing cymbals, drums, and other instruments. The area would be festively decorated with arches, flags, and rows of lamps. Sai Baba, described as a powerful magnet, would draw His devotees to Him. After specific preparations, the procession would commence with musical instruments, fireworks, and torches lighting the way, creating a grand spectacle for all present.