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Two tents and a canoe sit by a lake, seen from inside a crystal-lined cave.
A swimmer’s head is a small dot on the water, beyond the snow-dusted shore.
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A wide view from inside a twelve-metre split geode looks through its open end toward a cold lake, where a lone swimmer’s head is a small dot far across the water. Two weathered canvas tents sit on pale gravel in the foreground, beneath a thick, rough basalt shell lined with uneven purple amethyst crystals. Outside, snow patches cover the dry grassland and the lake’s stony shore in the short, dim light of a winter afternoon. A scuffed canoe rests pulled up near the water with a couple of muddy dry bags beside it; the light is flat and natural.
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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