A large outdoor banner, approximately 2

A large outdoor banner, approximately 2.5 to 3 meters wide, stands vertically in a sunlit, open area in Yashtkhwa, Abkhazia. The banner, stretched across a metal frame, features multiple sponsor logos, event information, and a large illustrative section resembling a postcard. The left side of the banner prominently displays "ABKHAZIAN FAMILY TRAIL" in English with a stylized logo of three figures running. Below this, a large red "мобил" (Mobil) logo is visible. Further down, numerous smaller corporate and event logos are arranged in rows, including "СЕМЬЯ ЧЕМПИОНОВ" (Family of Champions), "#SPORTAPSNY", "NEW FANTASY", "TASTY COFFEE", "4X4 АБХАЗИЯ" (4x4 Abkhazia), "GRACE AQUA VILLA", "YAMAGUCHI", and "AUTOHUB". A stylized map of Abkhazia with a star marking "Сухум" (Sukhumi) is also present on this side, near the center. The right side of the banner is dominated by an illustration of an aged postcard, adorned with floral patterns featuring mimosa and other blossoms. The postcard illustration contains Cyrillic text that translates to: "I am writing from Abkhazia. I was able to do this. Sukhumi is in my heart." Below the text, a hand-drawn scenic view depicts a coastline with a setting sun, waves, palm trees, and mountains in the distance. Two postage stamps are integrated into the postcard design; one red stamp with "АБХАЗИЯ" (Abkhazia) and "СУХУМ" (Sukhumi) featuring a lamp design, and another circular stamp with "Abkhazia" and "СУХУМ" (Sukhumi) and a star. A decorative string of yellow lightbulbs is depicted across the top of the entire banner. The banner is situated on a light-colored, rocky and gravelly ground. In the background on the right, a residential building with a brown roof and white walls is partially visible behind a black metal fence. To the far left, distant green vegetation can be discerned. The sky above is a clear, vibrant blue with minimal wispy white cloud formations. A distinct, elongated shadow of a person and the banner frame is cast onto the ground in the lower right foreground, indicating bright overhead sunlight. Large rocks are placed at the base of the banner's metal frame to provide stability.