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This audio captures the captivating experience of wind gusting through a window in Saint John. Recorded on the first day of October in 1910, the recording beautifully encapsulates the essence of the changing seasons. The sound of the wind is both powerful and soothing, whisking listeners away to a time over a century ago. The gusting wind, a clear sign of the autumn season, creates a rhythmic rustling that is both calming and invigorating. As you listen, you can visualize the scene clearly - you're inside a room, possibly a vintage wooden house, the only sound is that of the wind rushing in from the outside. The window, the portal through which the wind enters, creaks slightly in response to the gusts, adding an element of character to the audio. The wind, the main character in this sonic narrative, dances in gusts, swirling in and out, creating a sense of movement and freedom. This audio recording is a sensory journey back in time,
