An exterior view captures the inner courtyard of the Mir Castle Complex in Мірскі сельскі Савет, Belarus, under a cloudy, overcast sky

An exterior view captures the inner courtyard of the Mir Castle Complex in Мірскі сельскі Савет, Belarus, under a cloudy, overcast sky. The ground is paved entirely with irregular cobblestones of varying shades of gray and brown. The surrounding multi-story buildings display a construction mix of exposed red brickwork on the lower floors and white plaster on the upper facades. Numerous dark-framed rectangular windows are present across all visible walls. The roofs are covered with red tiles, featuring multiple dormer windows and brick chimneys; one central chimney is topped with a rooster-shaped weather vane. A prominent dark wooden balcony with detailed balusters extends from the second floor of a central building section. Several small, dark birds are perched on the peak of the leftmost roof and on one of the chimneys. In the mid-ground, toward the right, two individuals are seated on a bench beneath a dark, possibly thatched, canopy adorned with purple flowering plants, adjacent to what appears to be a vendor stall. Multiple illuminated wall-mounted lights are visible on the white plastered surfaces. A stone structure, possibly a well, with a circular base is partially visible in the lower right foreground. Several dark wooden doors are visible at ground level, including a main entrance with a short flight of stone steps in the center-left.