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From a nearby rock, tents sit inside a weathered shipwreck.
Bare ribs rise above the sand, and a small raft lies by the lake.
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A slightly elevated view from a nearby rock takes in the whole camp inside a roofless wooden ship, its weathered oak hull about forty metres long and its tall ribs exposed above the tents. Three scuffed canvas tents sit on a patch of frost-dusted grass within the hull, with pale sand banked against its sides; beyond it, a cold lake edges the dunes. A half-deflated packraft lies on the muddy shore. In the crisp November afternoon, low northern light casts uneven, natural shadows across tawny grass and sand, with no people in view.
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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