When I first moved to Southeast Texas near the Gulf Coast in 2003, nightfall was accompanied by sounds I associated with tree frogs, lots of them. I don't remember when their chorus died. A single cricket appeared in my city dwelling many years ago; I considered his brief presence good luck -- I hope cricket songs still prevail in country nights. The disappearance of such sounds is ominous to me.
When I first moved to Southeast Texas near the Gulf Coast in 2003, nightfall was accompanied by sounds I associated with tree frogs, lots of them. I don't remember when their chorus died. A single cricket appeared in my city dwelling many years ago; I considered his brief presence good luck -- I hope cricket songs still prevail in country nights. The disappearance of such sounds is ominous to me.
When I first moved to Southeast Texas near the Gulf Coast in 2003, nightfall was accompanied by sounds I associated with tree frogs, lots of them. I don't remember when their chorus died. A single cricket appeared in my city dwelling many years ago; I considered his brief presence good luck -- I hope cricket songs still prevail in country nights. The disappearance of such sounds is ominous to me.
Wow, a powerful example. Thanks for that ...