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The audio commences with the echoing, resonant creaking of an old pier, likely constructed of aged timber. The sound is profound and rhythmic, akin to the plaintive cries of the seagulls that frequent such places. You can almost feel the salty sea breeze brushing against your face as the pier creaks under the weight of invisible footsteps. Suddenly, a distinct sound, similar to the squeaking of rubber, punctuates the air. It's as if a large piece of rubber has been compressed or perhaps the sound of a rubber-soled shoe stepping on a wet dock. The squeak is sporadic, injecting an element of unpredictability into the soundscape. The creaking of the dock is a constant, a low, groaning chorus that sets the mood for this maritime symphony. It's a sound that tells stories of countless seafarers setting sail, of long, languid summer days spent fishing, and of the ceaseless ebb and
