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Recordist's notes
This is the second of four recordings made during the North Berks League Division Two game between Sutton Courtenay and Westminster. The recording begins as Sutton Courtenay take a penalty. The sounding presence of the game ebbs and flows as the play moves from end to end in waves. This recording was made with an Edirol R-09HR.
About the place
Abingdon is a town of about 38,676 people in England, United Kingdom. OttoAnna lists 21 field recordings from here.
Equipment mentioned: Roland / Edirol R-05 & R-09. Compact Roland/Edirol recorders that were popular for early sound-map contributions.
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Sources & credits
- “Sutton Courtenay, UK - Standing behind the goal leaning on a gate” by Paul Whitty – CC BY-ND 3.0 · radio aporee ::: maps via Internet Archive
- Reverse geocoding: GeoNames – CC BY 4.0