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The image depicts the entrance and facade of the Église Réformée de France, located at 12 Rue de la Girafe, 14000 Caen, France. The building features a modern design with a light beige brick or blockwork facade. A tall, dark, minimalist Latin cross is prominently affixed to the upper central portion of the facade. Below the cross, a recessed entrance is framed by a dark, flat, horizontal canopy. The entrance consists of double, vertically paneled, dark brown wooden doors, each equipped with a dark, curved handle. To the left of the entrance, the words "EGLISE REFORMEE DE FRANCE" are spelled out in dark, raised capital letters on the blockwork. Further left, a multi-paned window section with dark frames is visible. Three wide, shallow steps made of light-colored stone or concrete, with darker edges, lead up to the entrance. Minor debris, possibly leaves, is visible on the lower steps. No individuals are present in the scene.
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