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This image shows a white sign with purple text listing beach regulations, placed on a wooden structure next to a stone wall. The sign is in both Croatian and English. The Croatian text at the top reads "PLAŽNI RED," which translates to "BEACH REGULATION." Below that, in English, it says "BEACH CODE OF CONDUCT." The sign lists several prohibited activities, including littering, camping, open fires, bringing pets, using shampoo in showers, driving vehicles on the beach, charging entrance fees, renting sun umbrellas and sunbeds without a precondition, and using motor watercraft and jet skis in the bordered swimming area. To the left of this main sign, there is a smaller white sign with black text and Cyrillic lettering. It states in Russian, "ЗАПРЕЩЕНО УПОТРЕБЛЕНИЕ АЛКОГОЛЬНЫХ И БЕЗАЛКОГОЛЬНЫХ НАПИТКОВ" which translates to "PROHIBITED USE OF ALCOHOLIC AND NON-ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES." The English translation below reads, "THE USE OF ALCOHOLIC AND NON-ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES IS PROHIBITED!" The wooden structure appears to be part of an outdoor kiosk or stall, possibly for beach services. The background shows a rough stone wall with some cracks and discoloration, suggesting an older structure. The top part of the image reveals a clear blue sky and a white corrugated roof structure. The overall scene is outdoors, likely on a sunny day, given the shadows. The presence of these signs indicates a public beach area in Sutomore, Montenegro, where specific rules are enforced for the safety and enjoyment of beachgoers.
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