026897_Tossing Items into a Narrow Stream (Field Recording Stroll with Daughter)
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This audio recording, titled "Tossing Items into a Narrow Stream", begins with the gentle sounds of nature, chirping birds, and the soft rustling of leaves. The primary focus of the recording is the distinctive sound of various objects being thrown into a narrow stream, creating a range of different splashes and ripples. A father and his daughter can be heard in the background, their laughter and conversation adding a warm, familial tone to the tapestry of sounds. The daughter's innocent delight at the simple act of tossing items and listening to the resulting sound effects is infectious. Throughout the recording, the sounds of the brook are persistent, offering a soothing, rhythmic backdrop to the activities. Occasionally, the distinct foley effects of larger objects being thrown into the water can be heard, creating a more dramatic splash and disrupting the tranquil flow of the stream. The audio recording ends with the fading sounds of the stream and the distant laughter of the f
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This audio recording, titled "Tossing Items into a Narrow Stream", begins with the gentle sounds of nature, chirping birds, and the soft rustling of leaves. The primary focus of the recording is the distinctive sound of various objects being thrown into a narrow stream, creating a range of different splashes and ripples. A father and his daughter can be heard in the background, their laughter and conversation adding a warm, familial tone to the tapestry of sounds. The daughter's innocent delight at the simple act of tossing items and listening to the resulting sound effects is infectious. Throughout the recording, the sounds of the brook are persistent, offering a soothing, rhythmic backdrop to the activities. Occasionally, the distinct foley effects of larger objects being thrown into the water can be heard, creating a more dramatic splash and disrupting the tranquil flow of the stream. The audio recording ends with the fading sounds of the stream and the distant laughter of the f
