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A static shot shows a sign that commemorates the spot where the Beatles took a famous photo
A static shot shows a sign that commemorates the spot where the Beatles took a famous photo. The sign features the original photo, showing John, Paul, George, and Ringo reclining on the grass, with Smeaton's Tower visible in the background. Text on the sign explains that the photo was taken on September 12, 1967, by photographer David Redfern. It also mentions that fans can recreate the image by sitting on copper bottom molds made by Thrussell and Thrussell. The sign includes a QR code and the Plymouth City Council logo. The sign is placed on a black metal frame, and the background consists of a grassy area. The sun is shining.