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A full-scale replica of a 16th-century English galleon, identified as the *Golden Hinde*, is depicted at night. The ship's dark hull is prominently adorned with yellow and red chevron and geometric patterns along its upper strake and stern. A golden deer figurehead is affixed to the bow. Multiple wooden masts and a dense network of dark rigging rise against the dark sky. The vessel is stationary, likely in a dry dock or moored, with its starboard side facing the viewer, in St Mary Overie Dock, Southwark, London, United Kingdom. Immediately adjacent to the ship's starboard is a large, tall, rectangular structure, possibly a building or temporary protective enclosure, covered in light-colored sheeting or scaffolding that reflects ambient light, revealing faint grid-like patterns suggesting underlying windows. Further in the background, against the dark sky, illuminated modern skyscrapers are visible. Artificial lighting illuminates the scene, casting shadows and highlighting specific features of the ship and the adjacent structure. No individuals are visible.
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91BD2
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5,580
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$1.03
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