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The image shows two old-fashioned, rusty scales on a wooden table with a sign that reads "Dar es Salaam Zoo. Measures of Quantity. Additionally used for measuring: Cloves, Grain crops, Flour." The scales have round metal bowls. The table is made of rough wooden planks. It is covered in a faded white cloth with holes. A metal tin is sitting beside the scales. The table is located in a shaded area that appears to be part of the Dar es Salaam Zoo, Tanzania, based on the coordinates provided. The wooden planks are arranged in an uneven pattern, with some overlapping. The scene appears to have been taken at a distance from the table, with the camera lens tilted slightly upwards, which creates a sense of perspective. The scales appear to be in a state of disrepair and may no longer be used, however, they remain a testament to the zoo's history. The image evokes a sense of timelessness and the lasting effects of human activity on a place. The image is taken in a fenced-in area, with the fence and the wooden structure creating a sense of enclosure. There are no people visible in the image. The lighting is bright but diffused, indicating an overcast day. The ground is covered in dry, dusty dirt, and the shade cast from the building gives the scene an overall cool tone.
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