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Recordist's notes
Shun Yeung Fung, with a height of 590m, is the highest peak among Pat sin leng, the eight continuous named by the eight Chinese Immortals. It is named by Lü Dongbin who is the de facto leader of eights. You can hear the sound from construction sites along with some cricket sound and breezes. 純陽峰高590米,是八仙嶺中最高的山峰,以八仙之一的呂洞賓(號純陽子)來命名。你可以聽到建築聲在蟋蟀嗚叫中穿插,帶一點微風。
About the place
Tai Mei Tuk is a town of about 17,544 people in Tai Po, Hong Kong. OttoAnna lists 5 field recordings from here.
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Sources & credits
- “F6PF+MF Shuen Wan, Hong Kong - Shun Yeung Fung of Pat Sin Leng” by AK IN KK - Nature Field Recording HK – CC BY 3.0 · radio aporee ::: maps via Internet Archive
- Reverse geocoding: GeoNames – CC BY 4.0