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[chilly river]

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[undone finch]

That « de » is the partitive article and yes it's obligatory. Common nouns in French are accompanied by an article where they're not in English.
'I'd like tea.'
« Je voudrais du thé (some tea). »

The partitive is generally made from the preposition « de » plus the definite article « le/la/les », giving us « du/de la/des ». In this case, « du/de la/des » becomes « de » when followed by an adjective.

« J'ai des bagues (I have [some] rings) »
« J'ai de belles bagues (I have [some] beautiful rings) »
« J'ai des bagues intéressantes (I have [some] interesting rings »

[dusky timber]

Bertie Bear le GOAT, j'allais demander pourquoi on utilise « de » dans ce cas quand je lisais cette question mais tu l'as déjà expliqué

[sonic nacelle]

appreciate it very much brother man