Utility pole features unique markings, symbols, and hardware on its metal and wooden surfaces.
A close-up shot of a utility pole. The pole is half silver metal on the left and a dark wood with dark wood grain lines on its right side. In the lower center, on the metal side, is a black square with a white drawing of a cat's head's outline with a letter "A" inside and three whiskers on each side. On the upper center of the metal side is a piece of paper with a black abstract doodle on it. On the right side, on the wood, is a yellow rectangular metal plate vertically screwed on to the wood with dirt and stains and a series of the numbers that read "2/8/0/9/2/7." Below the metal plate is a silver round object that is screwed on to the wood, and below that is a metal letter "C" that is screwed on to the wood and mostly off the frame. There is a black and white wire attached to the right side of the wood. To the left of the metal is a blurry silhouette of a tree and a dim blue sky. Below that is a blurred view of a house mostly covered by the pole and a blurry metal wire fence.