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The sticker prominently displays an aerial shot of three individuals in kayaks (one pink, one yellow, and one black and white) paddling on a vibrant blue body of water. At the top, there is a red rectangular banner with the white text 'KAJAKK PILOTENE'. Below this, in white text, is the email address 'kajakkpilotene@gmail.com'. At the very bottom of the sticker, also in white text, is the website address 'kajakkpilotene.no'. The sticker is adhered to a weathered, grey surface.

KAJAKK PILOTENE kajakkpilotene@gmail.com kajakkpilotene.no

16 July 2025 8
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