[Carvindude]

We have a stream that runs along the back of our property and I've done some rock placement and built a dam to make the water sound louder, but we have a waterfall across the street. It's only about 8' tall and it flows under the road to our property. The sound of it all is so nice when we go outside. I keep wanting to record it.

 

[Buxtehude]

No, but that would be a nice sound.<br><br>
I've been thinking about getting one of those little rock garden fountains to put on my desk. It's a soothing sound.

 

[intensebeet]

Whitewater river in my backyard. <img alt="biggrin.gif" src="http://files.kickrunners.com/smilies/biggrin.gif"><br><br>
I can always hear water rushing, especially right after a big snow melt. It's especially nice in the summer sleeping with the windows open on the back of the house that overlooks the cliff, very soothing.

 

[solitude]

Snow is melting off my wood shake shingles...does that count? It sounds like running water. <img alt="biggrin.gif" src="http://files.kickrunners.com/smilies/biggrin.gif">

 

[brwf]

Yes.

 

[runrchk]

That sounds awesome. I would love that. The water we have is not as loud in the summer. The stream and waterfall dry up a bit<img alt="sad.gif" src="http://files.kickrunners.com/smilies/sad.gif">

 

[McTortle]

We live right by a river which in the spring, summer and fall we can hear, but it's frozen right now.

 

[bap]

Excuse me, I have to run to the bathroom.

 

[intensebeet]

Ours dries up some in the summer too, depends on how much rain we've had, it definitely runs the biggest in the winter with snow runoff which is frustrating because it's too cold to go kayaking then. <img alt="sad.gif" src="http://files.kickrunners.com/smilies/sad.gif"> It's fed by a pretty big waterfall upstream half a mile and has some really nice swimming holes, it was definitely one of the selling points when we rented the house.

 

[Diane95]

Dude. And so picturesque too, when it refreezes at night and turns into icicles....

 

[Suesquatch]

Yup. We live on a mountainside and have a seasonal brook that comes from runoff. And it sounds wonderful, especially since I got a hearing aid. I didn't realize it until then unless it was flooding out our next door, a little less elevated neighbors' house.

 

[Lintu]

Nah, we can't. That's my husband's dream, though. We looked at one house that had a gorgeous backyard with a brook, but unfortunately had a leaky basement so we ruled it out.

 

[Gingerbread]

All year long. In the winter it runs under the ice, and there are open spots so you can still hear it. The otters like it, too.

 

[mandaroo]

yep.

 

[RaisingArizonainNH]

Yes. We have a good size brook that travels down to the neighbors yard, and when the windows are open again in spring, some summers and fall, we can hear the rushing water and see it from our driveway ( which means the water is WAY up!) We have a small pond in our yard that fills the spring nights with the sounds of peepers and croaking frogs. It can dry out if water gets lean but we haven't had that problem for a few years.

 

[Xavier Dan Q]

I did when we had a leaky basement.

 

[Tim]

I can when it's raining out.

 

[Sukey Tawdry]

I love that sound. I have a seasonal stream. It's been great with all the rain though this summer. I guess that was one good thing about a rainy summer. <img alt="smile.gif" src="http://files.kickrunners.com/smilies/smile.gif"><br><br>
My dog loves it too. SHe loves to go wading in the pools.

 

[Hanging Jury]

Tim, I like how you didn't reference this as a 7 month bump....<br><br>
Regardless, I am in the "same boat" as you...

 

[cidersock]

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