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This ground-level image shows a metal manhole cover embedded in a cobblestone pavement, with a person's legs and feet visible on the right. The setting is outdoors on a sunny day, evident from the strong, defined shadows cast by the person and dappled light across the stones. The central manhole cover is circular, made of dark metal, and features an ornate design. Its core displays a shield emblem with a deer-like animal leaping over a structure, flanked by two stylized branches. Around this emblem, Cyrillic text is embossed: "ГРОДНО" (Grodno) on the left and "ТЕПЛОСЕТЬ" (Teploset', meaning Heat Network) on the right. The number "1128" appears twice, at the top and bottom of the circular pattern. The outer rim of the manhole cover has a textured grid of small, raised squares. The pavement consists of large, irregularly shaped cobblestones in various shades of grey, brown, and reddish-brown, typical of old city streets or plazas. On the right side of the frame, the lower legs of a person are visible, wearing light blue, possibly denim, pants that are somewhat loose-fitting, and dark sneakers with white soles. The person's shadow stretches onto the cobblestones. The visible text "ГРОДНО" confirms the location as the city of Hrodna, Belarus, consistent with the provided context. "ТЕПЛОСЕТЬ" indicates the manhole is part of the local heating utility system. The number "1128" could refer to a historical year, possibly related to the city's origins. No specific activity is depicted beyond the person standing on the pavement.
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