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A low view shows a tent pole patched with a taped stick beside a maroon tent.
Playing cards and empty cans lie on the icy gravel, with a glacier and stream beyond.
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A close, low view centers on a broken tent pole repaired with a rough stick splint and several wraps of tape, the bent pole still holding up one corner of a maroon tent. The tent sits on a damp gravel bank in a narrow Greenland canyon, with a fast, silty stream and the dark face of a calving glacier beyond it. In the cold early-November night, wind drives sleet through gaps in heavy clouds, and the full moon casts uneven, faint light. A card game and a few empty cans lie scattered on the worn ground nearby.
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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