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close-up of a metal pole with a black sticker adhered to it
close-up of a metal pole with a black sticker adhered to it. The sticker has white Cyrillic text that reads "КАЗАНЛЪК МРАЗИ ГОВЕДА". This translates to "Kazanlak hates cattle". The pole is located outdoors in a park-like setting with trees and a dirt path visible in the background. The ground around the pole is covered with gravel and dry leaves. The lighting suggests it is daytime, with shadows cast by the trees. There are no people visible in the image. This sticker appears to be political graffiti and is likely an expression of animosity towards a group perceived as "cattle," possibly referencing a rival football club or a political faction. The city of Sofia, Bulgaria, is not explicitly mentioned in the image itself, but the Cyrillic script suggests a location in a Slavic-speaking country. Without further context, it is impossible to determine the exact location within Sofia.