The image, taken at night, depicts a static scene featuring a brick building and surrounding elements. The primary subject is a multi-story brick building, possibly residential, with a dark, pitched roof visible at the top. On its brick facade, there are two distinct windows: an upper, smaller rectangular window with a white frame and a horizontal divider, and a lower, larger rectangular window also with a white frame. Both windows appear dark, suggesting no interior light. In the mid-ground, a thick, light-colored concrete or metal pole extends horizontally across the frame, partially obscuring the lower window and the foreground. To the right of the building, a chain-link fence with a green frame is visible, behind which appears to be various items, possibly clutter or construction materials. Below the concrete pole and on the right, a reddish-brown gate or door is partially visible. Patches of grass and other vegetation are present on the far right and behind the fence. No activity or event is taking place in the scene. The overall darkness indicates that the photograph was taken at night. Notable visible text includes a white sticker on the concrete pole displaying "B.40" and "§88" in black lettering. A small, partially obscured white label on the red-brown gate has faint text, possibly "19".Evening documentation of rustic tavern i
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krisser

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Thu, Jun 4, 2026, 08:52 PM

15d ago

Ihtiman, Bulgaria

42.43100, 23.82100

The image, taken at night, depicts a static scene featuring a brick building and surrounding elements. The primary subject is a multi-story brick building, possibly residential, with a dark, pitched r…read more

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