An exterior, low-angle, wide shot captures the facade of a building in Bad Sachsa, Germany, under an overcast sky. The building features a dark brown roof with visible shingles and eaves, extending down to a two-toned facade. The upper portion of the facade is clad in horizontal, light beige siding interspersed with darker brown rectangular panels. Several small, dark-framed windows are visible on this level, some with tinted glass. Below this, a prominent dark brown, half-timbered design dominates, with wide, flat beams forming a grid over light beige panels. The lower section of the building is a solid, dark brown material. A silver lamppost stands to the right, supporting a blue diamond-shaped traffic sign with a white pedestrian symbol and a smaller rectangular sign below it that lists destinations and distances in German, including "Pffenberg" (3.0 km) and "Kreuzberg" (2.6 km). Graffiti, written in white chalk, is visible on the beige panels of the half-timbered section. The ground in the foreground appears to be a cobblestone or paved surface. in Bad Sachsa, Germany

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Aug 17, 2026, 7:08 AM

Bad Sachsa, Germany

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An exterior, low-angle, wide shot captures the facade of a building in Bad Sachsa, Germany, under an overcast sky. The building features a dark brown roof with visible shingles and eaves, extending down to a two-toned facade. The upper portion of the facade is clad in horizontal, light beige siding interspersed with darker brown rectangular panels. Several small, dark-framed windows are visible on this level, some with tinted glass. Below this, a prominent dark brown, half-timbered design dominates, with wide, flat beams forming a grid over light beige panels. The lower section of the building is a solid, dark brown material. A silver lamppost stands to the right, supporting a blue diamond-shaped traffic sign with a white pedestrian symbol and a smaller rectangular sign below it that lists destinations and distances in German, including "Pffenberg" (3.0 km) and "Kreuzberg" (2.6 km). Graffiti, written in white chalk, is visible on the beige panels of the half-timbered section. The ground in the foreground appears to be a cobblestone or paved surface.

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52570

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11,550

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+$0.07

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$2.78

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