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A red, cast-iron Royal Mail pillar box, with a black base, stands on a paved sidewalk next to an asphalt road in a residential area, likely in London, United Kingdom. The pillar box is emblazoned with "G R" and a crown, indicating it was installed during the reign of King George VI. A white sign on the pillar box indicates the last collection time is 5:00 PM on Monday to Friday, and 7:00 AM on Saturday. A man wearing a black backpack and jeans is walking away from the pillar box, pulling a teal-colored suitcase with his right hand. Behind him, a white van with a "Mercedes-Benz" logo and license plate "BV67 KYC" is parked on the road. A dark-colored sedan with license plate "WF16 RHU" is also visible on the road. Houses with pitched roofs and dormer windows line the street on the left side of the image, and a tall streetlamp with a modern design stands near the houses. Trees and bushes provide greenery along the street. The sky is bright blue with scattered white clouds. A metal utility pole with a rectangular attachment rises behind the pillar box.
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