Closing and Rattling of a Gate

The audio begins with the distinct sound of a handle being grasped, its metal parts clinking gently against each other. You can hear the rustle of leaves in the background, suggesting that this is happening in a garden. The handle is turned, and the gate, probably made of metal judging by the resonant, metallic noise it makes, is unlatched from the fence. There's a certain rhythmic quality to the rattle; it's not a steady drone, but rather a series of short, sharp sounds that increase in volume as the gate is swung open. The metal parts of the gate scrape against the metal parts of the fence, producing a low, grating sound. Suddenly, the rattling stops, replaced by the unmistakable sound of a gate being closed. The bang is loud and solid, resonating through the space. It gives the impression of a well-made, heavy gate that fits snugly against the fence. There's a pause, then the sound of a lock