Wild Noises

spathiphyllum | 15:49 Fri 25th Jan 2019 | Society & Culture

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Everyone talks about liking the sound of bird song, or the laughter of children (Ew, chilling much?) But i am personally, really fond of the distant sound of a train horn. It has to be distant. Duuur Duhhhhh Durrrrr (sometimes even an added duuu)

What natural sounds do you appreciate? It could be industrial, natural or urban

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david small

Cher ching.....

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The sound of a cash register? ;)

Mamyalynne

The gentle 'brrrrm' of a Bumble Bee's engine.

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That's a very summer noise Mamy

david small

Also, the sound of my front door closing after stay too long visitors go home.

Cloverjo

The wind howling down my chimney. It annoys most visitors but I like to hear it.

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Clover do you get the odd pigeon who joins the wind? Whoooooo Whooooo Whoooo

ChillDoubt

The whirring clicks of a free hub on a 4 mile long descent.......

Cloverjo

We get seagulls sitting on top of the chimney making a racket, which I don't like too much. I was convinced there was one stuck halfway down once, it was making so much noise.

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Is that push bike terminology Chill? Knowing you can coast for a bit? ;)

LOL lover, i've friends in Brighton who complain about the gulls.

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Clover * sorry

ChillDoubt

It is Spath.
From the top of the Horseshoe Pass to my birth town of Llangollen.

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I've been on a canal in Llangollen before. Beautiful place

hereIam

Dogs barking happily as they play in the park ..

Stephen_G

I'm at least a mile away from this (This is in the middle of Stockton High Street, where I live), and I can hear this when it starts at 1:00 p.m. - imagine how loud it is when you're standing right next to the $odding thing.....