Auction in progress, classic auction patter
The livestock and game auctions at Campsea Ashe bring out a whole much of characters, full of good old Suffolk boys with strong accents. And a few loud cocks too
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3 responses to “Campsea Ash Auction Rooms”
I first heard your recordings on the UK Soundmap and both these are fine examples of binaural recording and a lot of fun to listen to. The auction is particularly good! Is that rain pattering on the roof of the auction room?
Ian
Darn, I thought I’d get away with the rain because the auction was quite noisy, but yes, it is rain on the corrugated iron roof!
i’m the guy with the tash