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From above, three tents sit beneath a rust-red ship in a snowy dry dock.
The ship stands on rows of wooden blocks, with gray water beyond.
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Looking straight down from a cliff edge, a winter camp fills the drained coastal dry dock far below, with a narrow snow-covered beach and gray water beyond. Three worn canvas tents stand on cracked concrete beneath the rust-red hull of an eighty-metre cargo ship, raised on rows of massive timber blocks; a stovepipe protrudes from one tent. Heavy snow lies in uneven drifts around the tents and blocks, with scuffed ground showing through. Short, overcast winter light leaves soft, uneven shadows and muted natural colours. The handheld view is slightly crooked, like an ordinary camping snapshot.
Looks like a real photo, realistic detail, nothing overlaid on it. No readable writing anywhere: plain unlabelled gear, no slogans, no number plates.
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