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Recordist's notes
During the winter the Samak-san temple is wrapped in large sheets of plastic to protect its aging wooden structure. The night wind moves the wind chimes that hang from the eaves of the main temple. Heavy vehicle sounds sometimes come up the valley from far below.
About the place
Chuncheon is a city of about 284,855 people in Gangwon-do, South Korea. OttoAnna lists 60 field recordings from here.
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Midnight at the canoe pontoon
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벌집_bee hive
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Thunder over Chuncheon Lake (early August)_춘천호수 천둥(8월 시작때에)
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Abandoned woodpeckers house on Jung-do 딱따구리의 빈집 (中島)
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중도 부두 Jung Island disused wharf_gusty day_March2020
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Sources & credits
- “Samak-san Temple - NIght walk” by abyssence – Public Domain Mark · radio aporee ::: maps via Internet Archive
- Reverse geocoding: GeoNames – CC BY 4.0