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This image captures the underside stern section of a large vessel, likely a ship or tugboat, out of water in an industrial setting, possibly a dry dock or shipyard in Bol'shie Mkhi, Russia. The primary subject is a four-bladed marine propeller, heavily corroded and reddish-brown, enclosed within a robust, dark-colored Kort nozzle. Both the propeller and the nozzle exhibit significant rust and wear, consistent with prolonged exposure to marine environments. The ship's hull above the propeller assembly is also visibly aged and extensively rusted, painted a dark reddish-brown, with various patches and seams indicating its working nature. The vessel appears to be supported by large, black, inflatable rollers or air bags, partially visible on either side of the nozzle, suggesting it has been lifted for maintenance, inspection, or repair. The ground beneath the ship is a mix of concrete and packed dirt, with wet areas and scattered debris. The scene is brightly lit by natural daylight. On the central hub of the propeller, faint white markings or text are visible, which appear to read "AB" or "AD" followed by some indistinct numbers, likely an identification or manufacturing mark. No people are present in the frame. The overall impression is one of an active maritime industrial facility.
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