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This image depicts an outdoor or semi-outdoor facility in Hiệp Thạnh, Vietnam, used for drying coffee beans. The scene features multiple long, elevated drying beds, constructed with a mesh surface supported by metal frames. Overhead, a large, green shade net or tarp provides coverage, visible on the left side of the frame, suggesting protection from direct sunlight or rain. Two distinct types or stages of coffee beans are laid out on these beds. On the left and in the foreground, a substantial quantity of light, golden-brown beans is evenly spread. These beans appear to be parchment coffee or a similar stage where the outer fruit layers have been removed. To the right and extending into the background, a larger mass of darker, shriveled, brownish-black beans is visible. These beans resemble naturally processed coffee, which is dried with the cherry fruit intact, leading to their characteristic appearance. A thin, transparent plastic sheet or bag lies partially over the beans where the two types meet. A human hand is partially visible in the upper left corner, suggesting an individual is present, possibly tending to or inspecting the drying beans. The area is brightly lit by natural light, indicating it is daytime. The structured setup with elevated beds and separated bean types points to an organized coffee processing operation. No visible text is present in the image.
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