An aerial-perspective image depicts the interior of a deep, square-shaped stone or concrete well or cistern located within the Makadara/Mji Wa Kale ward of Mombasa, Kenya

An aerial-perspective image depicts the interior of a deep, square-shaped stone or concrete well or cistern located within the Makadara/Mji Wa Kale ward of Mombasa, Kenya. The rough, textured walls vary in shades of grey and brown, displaying extensive dark staining, consistent with prolonged exposure to moisture and grime, particularly on the upper and mid-level sections. The internal structure features multiple irregular ledges and recesses. At least four dark-plumaged pigeons are present: two are perched on an upper-left ledge, one rests on an L-shaped concrete beam in the upper-right quadrant, and another is situated on a deeper ledge towards the middle-right. Small patches of green vegetation grow from various crevices on the well's walls, notably in the lower-left and lower-right areas. A portion of a light-colored metal grate or cover is partially visible at an upward angle in the bottom-left corner, indicating the well's top opening.