Recreate a Childhood Scene with Sensory Precision

You remember the day in fragments and your draft reads like a police statement. Give it the facts, your age, the place, and it drafts a 300 to 400 word scene that opens mid-action, leans on smell, sound, and texture rather than just sight, and renders dialogue as it was really spoken. The memory written so a reader is in the room.

I'm writing a memoir scene set in my childhood. Here are the basic facts: {SCENE_FACTS}. My age at the time: {AGE}. Location: {LOCATION}.

Using only what I've given you, help me draft a 300-400 word scene that:
- Opens in the middle of action, not with scene-setting
- Uses at least three specific sensory details (smell, sound, texture, not just sight)
- Renders dialogue as it might have actually been spoken, not how it sounds in memory
- Ends on an image rather than a reflection

Do not explain what the scene means. Let the details carry the weight. Write in close third or first person, matching the age of the narrator at the time.