The image presents a close-up, eye-level view of a grey metal utility pole situated outdoors, characteristic of a park or natural pathway in Schongau, Germany

The image presents a close-up, eye-level view of a grey metal utility pole situated outdoors, characteristic of a park or natural pathway in Schongau, Germany. At the top of the pole, a portion of a white, reflective rectangular sign with a horizontal black stripe is attached by two visible flathead screws; the number "66" is partially visible on the sign's upper right corner. Affixed to the pole are multiple stickers. The uppermost prominent sticker is rectangular with a black background and white text that reads "GEGEN NAZIS" (Against Nazis). Below the text, a white graphic depicts a clenched fist crushing a swastika symbol. This sticker shows signs of wear, including minor tears and surface abrasions. Directly beneath it, a partially peeled and damaged black sticker displays white text, with discernible phrases such as "Single sein ist Dreck..." (Being single is dirt/crap...) and "Lass dein Freund wisch..." (Let your friend swipe...). A Facebook logo and fragments of German text, including "Freundinnen verkuppeln" (matchmaking friends), are also visible. The lowest visible sticker fragment shows a partial image of a wooden structure amidst green foliage. The background scenery suggests a natural environment. To the left of the pole, a body of water, likely a lake or pond, is visible, reflecting bright sunlight. A narrow dirt path or trail runs along the water's edge, bordered by green trees and bushes. To the right, dense green foliage, primarily shrubs and trees, occupies the background, with sunlight filtering through the leaves, creating a blurred, luminous effect. No individuals or overt actions are depicted.