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In Reply to: Sounds of the Past posted by moonlite37 on December 12, 2019 at 02:02:31:
The lake valley we grew up in resonated sounds well. Especially in heavy air. We could hear sounds better than a mile out depending on wind. The clang of hog feeders, the hum of neighboring milker pumps, the growl of the engines on different make tractors. The neighborhood had 4 Cockshutt 560/ 570’s that either pulled the chopper or ran the blower. They have their sound. In the farm yard the sound of KASM drizzling out of every barn. None of our neighbors learned to turn their barn radio off. That KASM polka trying to keep rhythm with the set of Surge impulse milkers. The click of the electric fencer, the nervous cackle of chickens and grunting of pigs, the click of drinking cups operating....
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