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Northward Flowing Waters
06:00
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Tidepools
07:05
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Light
04:32
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Shoreline
02:12
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Mangrove
06:21
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Marine Blue
11:42
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Roger Lindahl Los Angeles, California
Roger Lindahl has written his pieces as memoirs of endless gliding through the shallows and cruising along vast
coastlines.
Living in California in the early fifties, he created the sound he had in mind of an island where it’s always summer, to sweeten his short but necessary stays on land.
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