The image displays a Zoomlion tracked excavator parked on a gravel and dirt surface under a clear blue sky in Budva, Montenegro. The excavator features a prominent lime green boom with "ZOOMLION" branding in black lettering. Its main body and cab are light grey, with a black-grilled engine compartment visible on the right side. Hydraulic hoses run along the boom, one segment wrapped in metallic foil. A yellow and black Soosan hydraulic breaker attachment is affixed to the excavator's arm. The tracks are dark grey and show signs of wear. Underneath the excavator, a discarded pink plastic bottle is visible. In the mid-ground, a person wearing dark clothing is partially visible, bent over near the front of a blue car on the far left. Several other vehicles are parked nearby: a silver Skoda Octavia with a Serbian license plate "BG-2923 EC", a white sedan, and a silver Volkswagen Golf. The background reveals a football field with a white goalpost and painted lines. Behind the field, various buildings and structures are discernible. Further in the distance, green hills and mountains rise under the clear sky. Palm trees are visible on the right side of the frame, suggesting a warm climate. The scene is consistent with an open area, possibly near a stadium or sports complex, within the coastal city of Budva.Daily life documented across Budva stree
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Evra

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Sun, Jun 7, 2026, 04:12 PM

13d ago

Budva, Montenegro

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The image displays a Zoomlion tracked excavator parked on a gravel and dirt surface under a clear blue sky in Budva, Montenegro. The excavator features a prominent lime green boom with "ZOOMLION" bra…read more

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