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Old-Growth
07:07
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[instrumental]
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Landform I (Glacial)
11:47
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[man talking]
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Plate Shifting
08:18
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[instrumental]
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Landform II (Shield)
10:07
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slide down / run off
the shield / my home
climb up / the shield
so vast / my home
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Plateau
05:28
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[instrumental]
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Herons Wake Ottawa, Ontario
Organic sound, reverberating from the myriad basement apartments of Ottawa.
contact:
jacobbornheimer@gmail.com
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