I recorded this on a warm and sunny autumn afternoon while walking the full length of the Cabin Creek Trail. The recording starts at the trail's end near Beartrap Creek, then follows Squaw Valley Creek upstream for five miles, and ends at the trailhead near Cabin Creek. 

This recording was made using the binaural recording technique in which a small microphone is placed in each ear, the same way you would with earbud headphones, with the microphone facing out in order to capture sound as closely as possible to how a person would hear it themselves. This technique creates a lifelike listening experience and and allows the listener hear what it would sound like to be on location at the time of recording. I strongly recommend listening to this recording with a pair of headphones.  

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