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[pshaw_raven]

Remember when October was cold?

For me that would have been a long time ago - I moved to Louisiana right out of college, and haven't lived outside of the Deep South since then, so it doesn't get genuinely cold until ... sometimes December.

Anyway, you might also want to listen to some Sounds of Autumn on Earth.fm if you happen to like nature sounds. I have my windows open today so I can hear outside noises, otherwise I might have this playing.

Comments

[onlyknownothing]

Thank you for introducing me to this! Earth.fm is absolutely right up my alley - I love natural "white noise" things like this, and previously the only source I knew for them was YouTube.

[pshaw_raven]

I love being able to open my windows when it's nice, for a long time I couldn't. So I relied a lot on nature recordings as a soothing thing. Rain used to be one of my favorites, but I've recently developed a love for hearing crackling campfires.

[theradicalchild]

It is cool in the mornings where I live (Central Texas), but the rest of the day, no. Though the days after Tuesday here are supposed to have a lower high temperature...

[pshaw_raven]

Is Central Texas desert? I've only driven through twice, and once was during the night, so I don't remember much about the area.

[theradicalchild]

Grassy hill country, actually.

[zefyr]

I've never heard of earth.fm before, but thank you for making me aware of it. There's something profound about how we experience the sounds of Earth, even when they're artificial.

[pshaw_raven]

I hope you enjoy it - I think everyone can benefit from hearing natural sounds, even if they are recordings.