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A close-up, ground-level, interior view of a rustic structure in Sadina, Bulgaria, reveals a wall constructed from mud-brick and a pile of dried corn stalks and lumber. The mud-brick wall, roughly textured and yellowish-tan in color, has irregular, protruding orange-colored elements spaced intermittently across its surface. Several lengths of red string are strung horizontally across the wall, supporting some of the orange protrusions. A collection of dried corn stalks, some still attached to their husks, is piled high in front of the wall. Mixed within the corn stalks are various pieces of weathered wood, including planks and branches, forming a haphazard stack. A section of rusty metal with several circular holes is visible leaning against the corn stalks. At the bottom of the frame, two large bundles wrapped in translucent plastic sheeting are partially visible. The overall impression is one of storage or shelter for agricultural remnants.
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