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Recordist's notes
This recording was taken from a rock wave-breaker which you can just about see under the surface of the water. The mics were level with the surface of the rocks, so the sounds of the sea are about as loud as the sounds from within the wave-breaker of the water splashing and bubbling. Again, you can hear the fog horn somewhere at sea in roughly 1 minute intervals.
About the place
Dover is a town of about 41,709 people in England, United Kingdom. OttoAnna lists 7 field recordings from here.
Recorded nearby
Sea bubbles
Dover, United Kingdom
GG_Folkestone-Harbour-C_190524-h14-20
Folkestone, United Kingdom
GG_Folkestone-Harbour-D_190524-h14-30
Folkestone, United Kingdom
GG_Folkestone-Harbour-B_190524-h14-10
Folkestone, United Kingdom
GG_Folkestone-Harbour-A_190524-h14
Folkestone, United Kingdom
Gulls On A Windy Day
Folkestone, United Kingdom
More by RorySmith
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Rotsidans naturreservat, by the seaside
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Gulls On A Windy Day
Folkestone, United Kingdom
Incomming Tide Over Sand
Folkestone, United Kingdom
Wind & Waves
Folkestone, United Kingdom
Sources & credits
- “Dover-Folkestone Heritage Coast, Capel le Ferne, Kent, UK - Sea swirling through rocks” by RorySmith – Public Domain Mark · radio aporee ::: maps via Internet Archive
- Reverse geocoding: GeoNames – CC BY 4.0