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Recordist's notes
Sze Fong Shan is the fourth highest peak in Hong Kong with a height of 785m, located at the northeast of Tai Mo Shan. Showing a lots of strange rocks, it is also called the Sei Fong (Square) Stonehenge in Chinese. On the foggy rainy day, you can hear to a continuous cricket sound and a plane passed by. 四方山位於大帽山東北面,高785米,是香港第四高,因有很多奇岩怪石而有四方石陣之稱。錄音正值大霧天氣,有微雨,可以從風雨中隱約聽到蟋蟀長嗚和經過的飛機聲。
About the place
New Territories is a city of about 3,984,077 people, Hong Kong. OttoAnna lists 8 field recordings from here.
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Ng Tung Chai Middle Waterfall
New Territories, Hong Kong
Tai Mo Shan
New Territories, Hong Kong
C3407 (Lung Mun Country Trail)
Kwai Chung, Hong Kong
Kap Lung Stream Northeast of C6201 (Kap Lung Ancient Trail)
New Territories, Hong Kong
Somewhere South of C6201 (Kap Lung Ancient Trail)
New Territories, Hong Kong
Pak Tai To Yan
Fanling, Hong Kong
More by AK IN KK - Nature Field Recording HK
Wan Tsai South Campsite at midnight
Ma On Shan, Hong Kong
Outside the entrance of Wan Tsai South Campsite at midnight
Ma On Shan, Hong Kong
Tai Mo Shan
New Territories, Hong Kong
H006 Distance Post
Victoria, Hong Kong
H012 Distance Post
Victoria, Hong Kong
Water Stream between H011 & H012
Victoria, Hong Kong
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The first spring Dejvice storm
Prague, Czechia
The city, the country & me: in front of café w
Neukölln, Germany
Church Bell/Pub/Rain Prestwich
Prestwich, United Kingdom
Orrtorget, Sollefteå, Rain dripping down through manhole cover
Storgatan, Sweden
Storgatan/Kungsgatan, Sollefteå, Street crossing
Storgatan, Sweden
Vianden, evening bells and fountain
29 Grand-Rue, Luxembourg
Sources & credits
- “C48P+WQ Tai Mo Shan, Hong Kong - Sze Fong Shan” 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