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The image shows a segment of a textured, beige concrete wall with carved text. The wall is positioned outdoors, adjacent to a dark brown structure with a sloping roof and some visible piping. The sky is visible in the background, with some foliage from a tree on the right side. On the wall, there are three distinct carved panels of text in what appears to be the Bulgarian Cyrillic alphabet. The leftmost panel is the largest and reads "АЗ СЪМ ГЛАС НА ВИКАЩИЯ В ПУСТИНЯТА:" which translates to "I am the voice of one crying in the wilderness:". To its right, a smaller panel reads "ОПРАВЕТЕ ПЪТЯ ГОСПОДЕН" which translates to "Prepare the way of the Lord". Further to the right, a third panel, partially obscured and further away, contains more text. The concrete ground in front of the wall is rough and shows some wear and a metal grate is visible. This text is from the Gospel of John 1:23, a verse referencing John the Baptist. The specific location is stated to be the alleyway leading to the Church of St. Sophia in Nesebar, Bulgaria.
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