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From behind a blanket-wrapped camper, snowy earthen walls wind across the view.
Canvas tents sit among the curved passages, and a tree stands near the center. A helmet and jacket lie beside the seat.
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A slightly crooked handheld photograph from behind a person wrapped in a blanket at the edge of camp, looking across a hundred-metre rammed-earth labyrinth that fills the view. Its three-metre ochre walls form concentric rings, with narrow doorways linking sandy passages and four weathered canvas tents tucked into shallow chambers around a single acacia. Early winter shows in thin snow along the wall tops, frozen puddles and the low sun casting long, uneven shadows. A motorcycle helmet rests on a seat near the person, and a worn riding jacket lies over a nearby rock. Natural colour and ordinary detail, like a real 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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