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An image captured at dusk or early night depicts the Église Saint-Laurent in Hœnheim, France, from a street-level perspective. The prominent white church bell tower, topped with a brown tiled, conical spire and a golden weather vane depicting a rooster, dominates the left-center of the frame against a deep blue sky. The tower features four visible golden-faced clocks beneath the spire and multiple pairs of narrow, arched window openings at various levels. Darker stone accents are visible on the tower's corners. To the right of the tower, the main body of the church is visible, also white with a dark tiled roof, and a small cross adorns a roof peak. Warm interior lighting emanates from an entrance area to the right of the tower base. In the foreground, a multi-tiered stone retaining wall separates the church grounds from the paved street, which features yellow markings. Lush green trees and bushes are situated on the church grounds behind the wall and to the left. Two flagpoles, displaying white and red flags, are visible on the far left. On the right side of the image, a metal pole holds three traffic signs. The top sign is a blue square 'P' (Parking) sign. Below it, two smaller rectangular white panels display parking regulations in French: "DU LUNDI AU VENDREDI DE 9H00 A 12H00 ET DE 14H00 A 19H00" (Monday to Friday, 9 AM to 12 PM and 2 PM to 7 PM) and "LE SAMEDI DE DE 9H00 A 12H00 DUREE MAXIMALE 1H30" (Saturday, 9 AM to 12 PM, maximum duration 1 hour 30 minutes). Below these, a circular red 'No Stopping' sign with a red diagonal bar is present, followed by a rectangular white sign displaying a tow truck icon and the text "HORS CASES" (exceptions). A dark-colored hatchback vehicle, possibly blue or black, with its red taillights illuminated, is partially visible in motion on the street in the right foreground, moving leftward and partially obscured by the sign pole.
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