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Through binoculars, orange tents sit beneath a huge radio dish.
A small telescope stands beside the platforms, with lakes and hills beyond.
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Through binoculars, a distant camp fills the circular view, edged by a heavy black vignette. Four orange tents stand on separate level timber platforms inside a huge disused radio telescope dish, its curved, weathered aluminium mesh rising around them and a receiver hanging from steel struts overhead. A small stargazing telescope is set beside one platform. The dish sits on a rocky mountain summit above a reflecting pond, with frost-browned grass, bare shrubs and a few red berries showing late autumn. Clear twilight leaves uneven, natural shadows and muted colours; the platforms are scuffed and the ground looks trampled.
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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