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Recordist's notes
A summer mountain stream, a tributary of Krokelva / Biežavákkejohka that doesn’t seem to be named on the maps which I looked at. Recorded from a moss-covered bolder on a bank, water playing across rocks, spray rising to the air, using a borrowed Sanken CMS-50 (without the mid-side information decoded). Perhaps because we are at a higher altitude, there are fewer insects and birds.
About the place
Tromsdalen is a town of about 18,291 people in Troms, Norway. OttoAnna lists 16 field recordings from here.
Recorded nearby
Slopes of Tromsdalstinden / Sálašoaivi in North Norway / Sápmi -…
Tromsdalen, Norway
Tromsdalstinden / Sálašoaivi in North Norway / Sápmi - Soft mountain…
Tromsdalen, Norway
Tromsdalstinden / Sálašoaivi in North Norway / Sápmi - Wind in the…
Tromsdalen, Norway
Skiers further up the valley
Tromsdalen, Norway
Tromsdalen / Romssavággi in North Norway / Sápmi - Pistol Club Evening
Tromsdalen, Norway
Skiers passing along a coniferous forest trail
Tromsdalen, Norway
More by anguscarlyle
Beneath the old bridge over Tromsdalselva / Sálášváhjohka
Tromsdalen, Norway
TUIL Arena Security Fence
Tromsdalen, Norway
Hydrophones Beneath River Ice
Tromsdalen, Norway
Stream and skiers on forest trails
Tromsdalen, Norway
Skiers further up the valley
Tromsdalen, Norway
Skiers passing along a coniferous forest trail
Tromsdalen, Norway
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Hoscheid, sound object, choeur de la foret
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Hoscheid, small stream schlänner
Arlon, Belgium
Hoscheid, sound object, lithophon
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Sources & credits
- “Stream on the Slopes of Tromsdalstinden / Sálašoaivi in North Norway / Sápmi - First mountain stream” by anguscarlyle – Public Domain Mark · radio aporee ::: maps via Internet Archive
- Reverse geocoding: GeoNames – CC BY 4.0