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This audio recording commences with the distinctive sounds of a rural setting in Gauriganj, Nepal. The rustic ambiance is amplified by the distant, rhythmic tolling of cowbells. The low grunts and occasional snorts of buffalos add a layer of depth to the soundscape, presenting an authentic snapshot of life on a farm. The focus then shifts to the primary subject of the recording - ginger cleaning. The crisp sounds of thick ginger skin being scraped off are clear and unmistakable. The rhythmic cadence of the process creates a calming effect, much like a metronome keeping time. Occasionally, the sound of water can be heard, as the cleaned ginger is rinsed thoroughly. The water splashes gently, and the repetitive routine of scrubbing, rinsing, and shaking off excess water is almost meditative. As the audio progresses, the sounds of the farm's animals become less prominent, blending into the background as the process of ginger cleaning takes center stage
