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Hi @muller23
There are no doubt many ways to get started with the repairs
I selected the areas needing replacement (as in the first image attachment)
And then used Edit>Generative Fill. It produced three options to choose from.
If you don't have the PS feature, let us know what version of PS you have
John Wheeler

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As John (@thebestcpu ) said, Photoshop often offers many different ways to do an edit. I played with Edit - Fill - Content Aware. Sometimes you have to try different approaches depending on the image and what you're trying to accomplish/save. For this one, to keep the details at the bottom of the image intact, you need a fairly tight selection althugh too tight can defeat the purpose and too loose can overtake the image. Photoshop is a great playground - enjoy it!

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As John (@thebestcpu ) said, Photoshop often offers many different ways to do an edit. I played with Edit - Fill - Content Aware. Sometimes you have to try different approaches depending on the image and what you're trying to accomplish/save. For this one, to keep the details at the bottom of the image intact, you need a fairly tight selection althugh too tight can defeat the purpose and too loose can overtake the image. Photoshop is a great playground - enjoy it!

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thank you
 
As John (@thebestcpu ) said, Photoshop often offers many different ways to do an edit. I played with Edit - Fill - Content Aware. Sometimes you have to try different approaches depending on the image and what you're trying to accomplish/save. For this one, to keep the details at the bottom of the image intact, you need a fairly tight selection althugh too tight can defeat the purpose and too loose can overtake the image. Photoshop is a great playground - enjoy it!

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thank you
 

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