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A large, shaggy animal, likely a goat or a goat-like sheep, with predominantly off-white or cream-colored fleece and distinct black markings on its head, lower legs, and hindquarters, is lying prone on a dark grey asphalt surface in Stepantsminda, Georgia
A large, shaggy animal, likely a goat or a goat-like sheep, with predominantly off-white or cream-colored fleece and distinct black markings on its head, lower legs, and hindquarters, is lying prone on a dark grey asphalt surface in Stepantsminda, Georgia. The animal faces towards the right side of the frame, with its head slightly raised. To the immediate right of the animal is the side of a light-colored, possibly stucco, building featuring a tall, dark grey metal door with multiple vertical panels. In the midground, a dark brown utility pole stands, supporting black electrical wires and two grey utility meters or junction boxes. A faded red mark is visible on the pole's lower section. To the left, a low retaining wall constructed with a light beige, stone-textured base and terracotta-colored coping tiles is partially covered with patches of dirty snow and ice. Behind this wall, and further to the left in the background, stands a multi-story building. Its lower section features a light grey, shingle-like facade with a narrow vertical window, while the upper section is clad in dark brown wood and includes a balcony with a dark metal railing and a door. Additional snow patches are visible on the ground behind the wall. A circular metal manhole cover is set into the asphalt in the lower right foreground.