Splashy Rocks Near the Ocean

Artist:

Nick McMahan

Salt Creek Campground Washington, USA

Notes:

On a windy day, large white-capped waves fill the Straits of Juan De Fuca. Nestled in a small cove surrounded by steep forested walls waves splash into the various rock formations of the picturesque location. The diverse coastline reveals small rocky beaches and tide pools.

These sounds were recorded on the ancestral land of the S’Klallam Tribe.

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Splashy Rocks Near the Ocean

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