Further down the mountain, the newly built (many years ago) but never used bathroom is still around.

You know, I’d prob be the exact same way if I lived in an apartment. I barely want to walk out to the front door at times.

I take it you haven’t gotten into the uber eats/food panda game? Prob for the best. After a few drinks…you never know what’s going to turn up at your door. 😂

Thanks for that. I figured as much. Prob not worth the time and effort. What i need to find is a friend who drives one. 😄

Hey, I’m curious, how frequent are the announcements on the light rail? I’m near the end of my large train recording project and still need to do the light rail. I was thinking to scrap this part of the project cuz it will be hard to record a clean pass-by in an urban environment.

Fun riverbed to drive/hike up

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Can add Hears Perfection plugin to that bunch.

Fake it until you make it?

That’s something I would have a hard time doing. Prob why I haven’t made it. 😕

I tried this with (I believe) one of your train station recordings. My recording sounded far too muddy to my ears. Was curious to hear how it would sound after EQ matching.

For real. And I don’t think they taste particularly better than any other snacks. But something compels you to eat “just one more” handful. 😂

Ah, found it. 飛機餅. I stay away from them. Just eat one and the whole bag will be finished in short order. I swear they put crack in them.

I can one-up ya if I can think of the name of this one particular snack. It’s worse than having a huge bucket of popcorn (assuming you love popcorn as much as I do). Let me try and find it. So darn addictive.

Yours or there’s? 😬

Long pants, riding jacket and full face helmet on my motorcycle. It’s not that bad really.

That pretty much describes me. 😂

But what if the gym bro is a 300 pound chubby guy who is super strong and loves over-buttered toast? 😅

That sounds somewhat similar to the Savanna nightjars we have here in Taiwan, but not quite as loud. They’ve been one of my nemesis when recording train pass-by’s and platforms. They just never stop screeching.