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A camp beneath old roller-coaster loops at dusk, seen from across the sandy site.
A person sits in the open tent, while a helmet and jacket lie in the grass nearby.
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A distant view across a rough camp, with a person sitting in the open doorway of a tent at dusk, their headlamp on and face lost in shadow. Three weathered canvas tents stand on timber decks spanning the low points of three abandoned roller-coaster loops; rust-red steel rails curl about twenty metres overhead, surrounded by dry golden marram grass on sandy dunes. Fading summer light leaves uneven, natural shadows, and a little dust softens the air. A motorcycle helmet rests on a seat beside a scuffed riding jacket draped over a rock. Soft, restrained colour and fine film grain.
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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