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The image displays a rectangular, glass-covered plaque embedded in a gray, textured sidewalk composed of large, rectangular pavers. The plaque measures approximately 60x60 cm. The plaque depicts a Ukrainian postage stamp, issued in 2012, featuring a horse-chestnut (Aesculus hippocastanum) with a prominent five-lobed leaf and an opening spiky fruit revealing a brown seed. Text on the stamp image includes "ГІРКОКАШТАН ЗВИЧАЙНИЙ" (Horse-Chestnut Common) at the top, "УКРАЇНА" (Ukraine) and "UKRAINA" vertically along the right side, and a "50 K." denomination in red in the bottom right. The top right corner of the stamp features the Ukrainian Trident emblem. Below the stamp image, on the plaque's surface, the text "ГІРКОКАШТАН ЗВИЧАЙНИЙ" and "HORSE-CHESTNUT" is present. A square QR code is situated in the bottom right corner of the plaque. The protective surface of the plaque is somewhat scuffed, dirty, and shows reflections from the ambient light. A thin, light-colored splintered object, possibly wood, extends from the right edge of the frame, partially overlapping the plaque. No people or animals are visible. The setting is an urban pedestrian area, specifically in the city of Kyiv, Ukraine, given the Ukrainian national symbols and the horse-chestnut motif, which is a prominent symbol of the city. These types of informational plaques are typically found in central pedestrian zones like Khreshchatyk Street or Maidan Nezalezhnosti.
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