A concrete dragon statue stands in front of a weathered wooden cabinet with a glass window. The dragon is gray, detailed with scales and a pointed horn on its head, with large eyes and a slightly open mouth. The wooden cabinet is white, with peeling paint, and has a grid of panes in its window. Inside the cabinet, a decorative metal heart is visible, along with some green moss. The scene is set outdoors, with a tree trunk on the left and gravel on the ground. The location is in the city of Unterthingau, Germany.

The image, correctly oriented, depicts three Haflinger horses—an adult mare and two foals—standing on a vibrant green grassy patch. The mare is partially visible from behind, showcasing her light chestnut coat and flaxen tail. One foal stands directly in front of the mare, facing left with an alert expression and a white blaze on its face. The second foal is positioned slightly behind and to the right of the first, also facing left and displaying similar markings. To the left of the horses, a substantial pile of construction debris or demolition rubble fills the midground. This heap is composed of concrete blocks, broken bricks, rocks, and soil, with small green plants and yellow wildflowers sprouting from it. In the background, beyond the rubble, residential houses with red roofs and green trees are visible against a partly cloudy sky. The scene is set outdoors during daytime, likely late morning or afternoon, with natural light illuminating the subjects. The horses appear calm and are standing still. In the lower left corner, part of a blue container or sign is visible, bearing German text fragments such as "stoffhandel" (likely part of "Baustoffhandel," meaning building material trade) and "ermahlung" (possibly "Zermahlung," meaning crushing or grinding), indicating a connection to construction or demolition activities. The location is Unterthingau, Germany.