Friday, February 16, 2018

The sound of music

It's been so long since we've heard rain on the roof, I had to record it. 
One never knows when we might hear it again.

15 comments:

  1. Rain on a tin roof; a sound from my childhood in Southern New Mexico.

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  2. Sigh.... I can almost hear the boys saying, "Sigh...., at least we get ear rubs."

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  3. my husband just said what the hell is that when the video came on. i said rain on the donkeys barn roof.. and they look happy listening to it. they also looks sooooooooooo sweet

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  4. LOL, it does sound wonderful. You are lucky that you don't get the winds I get in Montana. Snow, rain always comes in sideways! These boys get to watch from the comfort of their house.

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  5. It's a lovely sound, isn't it? We has a nice gentle rain here most of Wednesday and into Thursday afternoon here. I had to run errands and it took me a few minutes to remember how to work my windshield wipers! LOL

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  6. fantastic! we also hear the chirps of happy birds and the boys are home nicely tucked. is all this rain going to your well?

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  7. I love this video. LOVE IT!

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  8. we too finally had some rain. Thank goodness. Love the sound on the tin roof, happy donkeys. xoxo Oma Linda

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  9. Wish I could send you some rain. Too much here in WV!

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  10. Those tin roofs really amplify the sound alright. Boys are looking quite content inside.

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  11. Kentucky has had a lot of rain lately. My cousin raises fancy chickens. She posted a conversation on twitter that went something like this: I understand you are a farmer. What kind of farm do you have? Mud farm. I have a mud farm. :) Glad you finally got some rain.

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  12. Sounds wonderful! And I bet it smells even better.
    I noticed the water trough and tippy water holder are gone...just a little blue bucket? For winter?
    Jus wondered
    They look so cute waiting for it to stop, love those faces.
    Ethel

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    1. The blue tub holds 20 gallons and it's heated, so that's enough for the two of them in winter. I moved the big trough and the tippy trough out for now (two less vessels for the birds to poop all over).

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  13. Love the video! As an update, your rain moved quickly eastward and became 6 inches of heavy snow near Boston last night. Awoke to blue skies and sunshine this morning, and it looks like a Christmas card! But now the shoveling begins!!! Best wishes to you and the boys, JB

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  14. Wow! Love how relaxed George and Alan look. Just snoozing out the storm. Happy rain day!

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