Stockholm
A minimalist sticker featuring a white cross is affixed to a dark green pole. The pole shows signs of wear and tear, with remnants of other stickers visible.

01 July 2022 4
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The sticker has an irregular, wavy border with a holographic sheen that reflects light in rainbow colors. The central design appears to be a stylized representation of the Triforce symbol, composed of green triangular shapes and yellow segmented lines, set against a dark background with hints of green foliage or grass texture. Several small, green, creature-like or stylized head elements are visible within the design, potentially representing characters or items from a video game. There is also a small line of text at the bottom edge of the sticker. 11
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