What were the specific preparations and sensory details of the path taken during Sai Baba's Chavadi procession?

The journey to the Chavadi was a feast for the senses, marked by extensive preparations. According to Chapter 37, the path was adorned with arches, toranas (garlands), and many rows of lamps. To honor Baba, devotees spread shawls and double shawls on the ground to serve as foot-cloths for Him to walk on. The air was filled with a symphony of sounds from musical instruments including horns, trumpets, the 'Tas' and 'Jhanj', cymbals, mridanga, and veena. Visually, the procession was spectacular, with fireworks like 'Nale' and 'Chandrajyoti' being lit, torches shining brightly, and devotees carrying banners and flags, creating an atmosphere of immense joy and celebration.