The Sound of Water Traffic

Thank you for taking me there mentally Gloria Todor . I appreciated a link to Google Maps aerial view so I could see it. 

Cloud cover will keep sounds down and allow you to hear the better. Waterway traffic sounds are different and somewhat soothing.

Hi Gloria- I love the sound of water!  When we lived on a canal in Delray Beach, I often heard the mullet as they played or did whatever they do. 

Hello Gloria - your words transport me to the sounds of the river.  Thank you for allowing my mind to travel.  

I would love to hear that! I spent three months on a training ship with merchant marine cadets and for some reason we were often in fog. That horn often sounded all night long, which wasn't great for sleep but it did have quite a unique sound.

We live in the hills above Camas and can hear the Little Washougal River most of the year, and see it through the trees. The Mighty Columbia River is about 10 miles from us, but we can hear ship's whistles and fog horns too at times. So cool, isn't it? Thanks for sharing this as it conjures up cool images and sounds of your area. 

Hi Gloria - very family with all of those sounds on the Delaware River.  I grew up in Bucks County.

Gloria,

We hear the ocean, and can smell the briny air.  I love the sound of waves....what a beautiful post, glad Kathy Streib shared it on her post. A

Dear Gloria,

Rivers -- the highways of the past & still useful for transporting big loads for low dollars.

Gloria i love the sounds of running water. Living in the desert it's not something we hear often so that is why we have several water fountains on different patios.  Nothing better than having the doors open an hearing the sound of running water!

Gloria loved this post and so glad Kathy Streib  featured it because I would have missed it... speaking of missing I miss our interaction we used to have on the platform, Endre