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c1970's 35mm Slide A Frame Cabin Wooden Deck Forest Trees USA Person Roof Window For Sale


c1970's 35mm Slide A Frame Cabin Wooden Deck Forest Trees USA Person Roof Window
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c1970's 35mm Slide A Frame Cabin Wooden Deck Forest Trees USA Person Roof Window:
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A person dressed in a light blue jacket and dark blue bell-bottom pants walks across a grassy area in front of a rustic A-frame cabin. The cabin features natural wood siding with vertical planks and a distinctive light-colored wooden deck extending across the front, supported by a railing with triangular cutouts. Exposed wooden beams are visible under the eaves of the steeply pitched roof, which is covered with light gray shingles.Several windows are present, including a long horizontal window on the upper A-frame level and multiple rectangular windows on the main floor, some framed with yellow trim. Two orange-yellow exterior light fixtures are mounted on the wooden walls, illuminating the entrance area. The surrounding environment is a dense forest of tall, slender trees with light bark, many appearing to be dead or dormant, with some green foliage in the deeper background.The clear blue sky shows a pleasant day, complementing the natural tones of the cabin and trees. This scene captures a moment of leisure at a woodland retreat. The slide exhibits good color saturation and clarity, with minor dust and scratches typical of vintage film. SKU: A3-3-08
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