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An interior wide-angle view captures a greenhouse located in Dreiliņi, Latvia, illuminated by golden hour sunlight filtering through its translucent corrugated polycarbonate panels. The greenhouse features a robust dark brown structural frame, with an open roof vent section revealing a blue sky with scattered clouds and a green deciduous tree canopy outside. In the center-right, a man, viewed from the rear, is actively watering plants. He has short, close-cropped grey hair and is dressed in a dark grey short-sleeved t-shirt and dark grey sweatpants, with dark shoes partially visible. He holds a yellow hose, directing water onto the plants. He stands on a dirt path between two raised wooden planting beds. At the far end of the greenhouse, positioned on a light brown wooden stand, is a large, grey, cylindrical lidded water storage barrel, from which the yellow hose originates. To the right of the man's feet, a black watering can with an orange spout rests on the ground. The raised beds on both sides of the pathway contain multiple young plants, primarily identified as tomato plants due to their characteristic foliage and growth habit. Many are supported by slender bamboo stakes and white ties. A black drip irrigation system, with visible blue emitters, is laid out along the soil surface within both beds. On the right-hand bed in the foreground, larger-leafed plants, possibly squash or cucumber, are also visible. In the foreground, leaning against the left raised bed, is a large white bag of "BIOLAN KASVUTURVAS" (Grow Peat/Universal Substrate), with "Yleis SUBSTRAAT" and "UNIVERSAALNE" also printed on it. A roll of white twine or string is placed on top of the bag. A cordless drill with a black battery pack lies on the dirt path directly in front of the bag. The greenhouse interior pathway is unpaved earth. Golden light reflects off the interior surfaces of the polycarbonate panels, creating a warm ambiance.
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