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In Ko`kdala, Uzbekistan, a traditional tandoor oven is being prepared for use. The tandoor, constructed from earth, is a large, cylindrical pit with a wide opening at the top. Bright orange flames lick the interior of the tandoor, fueled by dry branches and twigs that are being added to the fire. The dry brush, a mix of thin branches and straw, is held at an angle above the opening, with some strands already entering the fiery pit. The tandoor's outer surface appears cracked and weathered, indicative of its rustic construction and frequent use. The surrounding environment is earthy, with loose soil and scattered debris. The lighting suggests it may be late afternoon, with the sun casting a warm glow on the scene.
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