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// Central Cutout for the movement stem // (Adjust diameter based on specific movement size, e.g., 10mm for standard) cylinder(d=12, h=height + 2, center=true);

, is perhaps the most sacred mountain shrine of Zoroastrianism. Perched precariously on a cliffside, the temple is built around a natural cave. Legend has it that Nikbanou, the daughter of the last Sassanid king, was pursued to this mountain by an invading army. Desperate, she prayed to Ahura Mazda for protection. The mountain miraculously opened to hide her, and the dripping water seen today is said to be the mountain weeping in remembrance of her. What to Expect at the "Drip-Drip" Temple Visiting Chak Chak is a physical and spiritual ascent. The Climb: chch004

In the world of classical music archiving, "CHCH004" is the digital fingerprint of a specific moment in time. It is part of a series of recordings produced by the Christchurch Symphony Orchestra (CSO) // Central Cutout for the movement stem //