A large collection of glass bottles and carboys is stacked outdoors on a grey, paved surface, likely concrete or asphalt. The bottles vary significantly in size, shape, and color, with most being clear or light green, and a few amber-colored. They are arranged in multiple horizontal rows, forming a dense wall of glass that extends from the bottom right to the top left of the frame. Many of the bottles have stoppers or caps. These include corks, dark black stoppers, and plastic caps in white, blue, and light green. Some of the larger, clear bottles appear to be carboys, and reflections of trees or foliage and the sky are visible on their curved surfaces, indicating bright daylight. Towards the center left, a few bottles are distinctively wrapped in colorful woven material, featuring patterns of yellow, green, and reddish-brown. Visible embossed text on several clear bottles reads "KHOBE," with additional letters like "OLE" sometimes following, suggesting a brand or producer name such as "KHOBEOLE." The arrangement suggests the bottles are either being stored, awaiting recycling, or perhaps are part of a display or preparation for refilling, possibly related to local beverage production given the Tbilisi, Georgia context. The scene is brightly lit, indicating it is daytime. No people are visible.Witness documents casual afternoon strol
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Wed, Apr 22, 2026, 02:22 PM

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A large collection of glass bottles and carboys is stacked outdoors on a grey, paved surface, likely concrete or asphalt. The bottles vary significantly in size, shape, and color, with most being clea…read more

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