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Six individuals, identified as children, are engaged in cross-country skiing within a snow-covered open field on the outskirts of Sarapul, Russia
Six individuals, identified as children, are engaged in cross-country skiing within a snow-covered open field on the outskirts of Sarapul, Russia. The environment is characterized by an overcast sky and light snowfall, with uniformly deep snow covering the ground. In the immediate foreground, a child wearing a blue and black patterned ski jacket, black trousers, and a yellow knit beanie is actively propelling forward on skis, gripping ski poles, with a discernible smile or grimace. To their immediate left and slightly behind, a second child, attired in a brown-green puffer jacket and dark beanie, also skis forward with poles. A third child, wearing a dark hooded jacket and dark beanie, follows directly behind the central foreground skier. In the mid-ground to the right, a fourth child, dressed in a bright green long coat and a light-colored beanie, stands stationary on skis, holding poles. Adjacent to them, a fifth child, wearing a dark jacket and a pink beanie with pom-poms, is standing on skis with poles. A sixth child, clad in a grey hooded jacket, is positioned on the snow in a kneeling or seated posture, with their skis lying on the ground beside them. The background features snow-laden residential structures, indicative of a village or rural settlement, with a distinct line of dark, snow-dusted forested hills forming the distant horizon.
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