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155: Blustery Autumn Afternoon Beside Frozen Medicine Lake

155: Blustery Autumn Afternoon Beside Frozen Medicine Lake

Released Thursday, 7th December 2023
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155: Blustery Autumn Afternoon Beside Frozen Medicine Lake

155: Blustery Autumn Afternoon Beside Frozen Medicine Lake

155: Blustery Autumn Afternoon Beside Frozen Medicine Lake

155: Blustery Autumn Afternoon Beside Frozen Medicine Lake

Thursday, 7th December 2023
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This was recorded on a cold and windy late autumn day at the edge of Medicine Lake in Modoc National Forest, Siskiyou County, California.

At the location beside the lake where this was recorded, shards of ice that looked like broken plate glass were piled up along the shore. This occurred sometime in the days prior, when the lake had frozen over and the thin ice was broken up by wind and blown across the surface of the lake to its edge, where it accumulated into a long pile which stretched for several hundred feet along the shoreline. As the biting wind blew unobstructed across the frozen lake, it caused the icy surface to flex and move, making an abundance of cracking, crunching, creaking, crackling, snapping, and popping sounds in the piled ice shards at the lakes edge, as well as the sound of water moving and gurgling just beneath the ice.

I made this recording using the wind protection I recently made for my Wildtronics SAAM microphone. The mic was directly in the path of the strong and gusty wind, and without the wind protection the recording would have been ruined by wind noise overwhelming the mic. The materials I used to make the wind protection were paid for in part with contributions from listeners, to whom I am extremely grateful. Thank you!

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