A young woman stands in what appears to be a public restroom, taking a selfie with her phone. She is making a peace sign with her left hand. She is wearing a black t-shirt with a colorful cartoon graphic, a dark brown leather jacket, and blue jeans. A black belt is visible on her jeans. She has a black coiled hair tie on her wrist. Her phone has a pink case with a sticker on the back. Behind her are wall tiles in a two-tone color scheme of white and brown. A white hand dryer is mounted on the wall beneath her. The stickers on the wall read "Voss" and "220 V". The location of the image is unknown and cannot be determined from the image.Everyday moments captured in Bratsk: sel
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dasha ❀️

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Thu, May 21, 2026, 01:45 PM

7d ago

Bratsk, Russia

56.10200, 101.50700

A young woman stands in what appears to be a public restroom, taking a selfie with her phone. She is making a peace sign with her left hand. She is wearing a black t-shirt with a colorful cartoon grap…read more

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A young woman stands in what appears to be a public restroom, taking a selfie with her phone. She is making a peace sign with her left hand. She is wearing a black t-shirt with a colorful cartoon graphic, a dark brown leather jacket, and blue jeans. A black belt is visible on her jeans. She has a black coiled hair tie on her wrist. Her phone has a pink case with a sticker on the back. Behind her are wall tiles in a two-tone color scheme of white and brown. A white hand dryer is mounted on the wall beneath her. The stickers on the wall read "Voss" and "220 V". The location of the image is unknown and cannot be determined from the image. | Open Wire