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Tents and round boulders fill a rocky coastal campsite beneath the mountains.
Hiking boots sit beside a berry-covered shrub, with the moon above the sea.
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Framed from across a small Mediterranean cove, the camp sits on a rocky headland in the French Pyrenees. Forty rough granite spheres, each about three metres across, are half-buried in the coastal meadow, with charcoal canvas tents tucked into the grassy lanes between them and a small firepit ringed by stone balls at the centre. Scuffed hiking boots rest near the fire, and a berry-laden shrub leans over worn ground. Late October grass is dry and patchy; clear midday light casts hard, ordinary shadows, with a pale moon just above the water.
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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