Sounds like a lovely day!Listened for a bit before church. Me and the Mrs. got a couple of the bikes out for a quick blast. Then home for some more listening. All in all,a perfect day.
Any chance you recorded the din of the cicadas? I bet the auditory experience was enjoyable, at least for a short stretch.We were lucky enough to be in NoVA (Alexandria) just as Brood X emerged a coupla weeks ago. They weren't there when we got there, but they were two days later.
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Mrs. H and a newly-emerged friend. She felt very bad for the ones she saw upside-down on the trail we were walking. They'd presumably fallen before their wings dried out & couldn't get up, but didn't have a MedicAlert She rescued several of them, so that they have a chance to either perpetuate the species or get eaten by something (or someone).
Any chance you recorded the din of the cicadas? I bet the auditory experience was enjoyable, at least for a short stretch.
Not so quiet here right now either.
We need David Chesky out in the field recording that for posterity.Gonna start using these sounds in lieu of pink noise.
So Achilles' Last (Turntable) Stand?Not a hint of Brood - Anything around here these days so I made some of my own racket. Perfect accompaniment for reorganizing the classical string quartet gig books.
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What a lovely looking deck bud!Not a hint of Brood - Anything around here these days so I made some of my own racket. Perfect accompaniment for reorganizing the classical string quartet gig books.
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The Empire has found a very happy little niche to reside in where it feels quite at home.What a lovely looking deck bud!
I am super glad! That is truly what I wanted for it. It was wasting away here for sure. I am super glad both you and it are happy!The Empire has found a very happy little niche to reside in where it feels quite at home.