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This Is Theobalds Road
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Water With Woodpeckers
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Is Nowhere Sacred?
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The Roadside Gibbet
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Rural District Lo-Fi Recording Project Mid Sussex District, UK
David Soulscorch's Rural District Lo-Fi Recording Project.
DIY, Lo-Fi sounds of Sussex's chalk downlands and clay
flatlands. The lanes, bridleways, paths villages, hamlets, woods, fields and hedgerows. Attempting to capture the well being and mindfulness of the countryside, nature and the magic of psychogeograpy
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