I listen to this at night whenever I am homesick. Takes me back to warm summer nights with the windows open and the sound of frogs coming in on a soft breeze.
Sounds exactly like sleeping with the windows open at my grandmother's home in the Blue Ridge Mtns of Western North Carolina, circa 1960s & 70s. I can never thank you enough for this. Many times, both then & now, I've felt fear & dismay that I might never hear this sound again. It is so huge a part of my heart & my very soul. The hope to have this with me & be listening to it when I'm at my very last moments of this earthly life :) ❤️🌈
I have ADHD and this is better than any sleeping pill. My brain concentrates on the sounds, not words, which just make me think and think. Sounds, as beautiful as these, lull me right to sleep. It's a great tool! Thank you!
I am from Harlan, I have family in Jonesville. Those mountains are my home. I now live in Georgetown KY, but I pull this up all the time to help me go to sleep. It’s the sounds of home.
I've been sleeping to this for 18 months every night. It's been great to have familiar soothing sounds, so very similar to my first home in Maryland close to a pond. Thank you very much.
Wish I could find one this long with the sound of a whipper-will bird added. Something about it reminds me of summer nights in the south, sleeping at my granny's house with the windows open. So peaceful, oh to just go back
I'm having the same problem. I grew up in rural New Jersey, and I'm looking for a chorus of frogs, crickets, and WHOOPERWILLS. I can not find a video anywhere that includes whooperwills. Maybe I'll have to go to my grandmother's house and record one, lol.
... I play this every night for my pet toads who were caught in the wild. I can't know for sure, but I imagine it makes them feel less lonely and scared. Or maybe I'm silly, lol. But either way, thanks. :)
+NDFanatik once frogs have been taken from the wild and held captive they cannot hear the sound of other frogs in the wild or they will become cannibalistic and zombie like. Stop this now or they will mutate and become something you have only seen in nightmares.....bad nightmares...night terrors even....worse with toads
Born and raised in NC and now live elsewhere. Couldn’t sleep one night and thought back to summer camp as a kid and my family’s house back where the pond was outside my old bedroom window. I didn’t know I needed this or how much it would soothe me deep in my bones. This feels homegrown and has calmed my brain more than I could’ve imagined. Thank you for putting this out there
Been listening to this each night for a couple weeks. Love the variety of sounds. Even the cars add to it. But my favorite is what seems to be a very faint sound of someone breathing deeply, maybe even softly snoring, in the background. It makes me smile to myself each time I hear it. Whoever it is sounds so peaceful.
How amazing! 3 I really miss these things, and this video is a perfect remember of good times on my grandfather's farm. Really, really lovely. And it helps me sleep a lot!
I was told to try ambient noise for my tinnitus. I have a 7800Hz pitch in both ears. This is the only one that I can fall asleep to. Thank You so much!
I have ADHD and this is EXACTLY what I need to stop my brain from thinking, and just listen......and fall and STAY asleep. Thank you! These have been life changing for me.
I just want to say thank you for making this video!! I live in North Carolina and I've always wanted someone to do a great recording that sounds just like it does here!! Finally after months of searching I found the perfect video! Thank you so much ;)
This is perfect. Perfect sounds. Perfect volume. I can hear it over the fan blowing. I have been searching for the right one and I finally found it! Thank you!
Who in the bloody hell could thumbs down this video? I use these nature sounds videos to get to sleep of a night. These days, they are not only a necessity for me but a major blessing. And I'm loving this one! So who is so anal retentive that they would give this a thumbs down??
I love this! I'm from the Piedmont of NC, and this sounds like home to me. I imagine that people who aren't used to summer night sounds in this region would find it hard to sleep with the racket things make, but I love it.
When I was a (city) child, the first time I slept over at my aunt's house in the hills of southern Ohio, I couldn't believe the racket! I love it now, but boy, that was an experience I've never forgotten. The local paper mill clear-cut the hills there several times over the years, and it doesn't sound the same anymore, even though the trees have grown back. :(
Leaving home for the military has made me missing home more than I would have thought, and due to the current virus I have unfortunately not been able to return to my family in the virginia mountains. While laying in bed at night missing the sounds of the mountains I found this video to help me get over the homesickness.
Took me quite a long time to find this. It’s perfect. Brings back nostalgia of living with my dad in southeastern Ohio as a teen. The hot humid summer nights always required your window to be open, and I fell asleep to this sound every night. Thank you.
I'm a trucker from Texas and use to walk around the campground adjacent to the Lee Hi truck stop. Always relaxing after a day of driving. Thanks for sharing this. We can't replicate this sound out here in West Texas
Frogs steadily purring has a hypnotic effect allowing me to relax in the flow.. And the crickets are the best couple to this not too loud. Thanks! I love it
Your video has the highest ratings in cat society; thank you so much!.... I leave it on all day for them, and when I get home they are all gathered around the laptop, on the bed, asleep.
Love the sound of crickets and frogs and the lightning bugs love the sunset and sunrise love nature and the mountains and the waterfalls love the sound of the water it's amazing and peaceful and relaxing 😊 nature is peaceful and happy and beautiful and beautiful I always appreciate God's beautiful nature thank you so much for your video and sharing it ❤️💜 💙💙 I appreciate it
Gotta say.... great video to help get my one year old, now 2, too get used to the outdoor sounds when we camp. This is his lulaby!!! Gotta say GREAT JOB!!!!!
Brings back memories of where I grew up south of Alexandria Virginia right on the edge of a swamp. Here is what Jim Morrison of the Doors said about this very swamp I grew up next to; "I wanna tell you 'bout Texas Radio and the Big Beat Comes out of the Virginia swamps Cool and slow with plenty of precision With a back beat narrow and hard to master" When Jim Morrison was in high school, he used to frequent the bars on Route 1 near Ft Belvoir where all of the black blues musicians played. That area is right on the other side of the swamp I grew up next to. This is what he would have heard in the summer as he was walking down the road to go into these bars.
I am from WV and I live in SC now for over 10 years and I miss being home so much. From the people in the Virginia and WV to the frogs and the lighting bugs, I miss it all. There is nothing like it. There are no lighting bugs here and it is sad not to be able to sit in the grass and watch the stars and lighting bugs in the night. I guess it is too hot here for them? Thank you so much for this!
+soldier OfGod I'm originally from Illinois (Southern part) and we had lots of Lightning Bugs and Chiggers. I live in Southern Oregon now and we don't have any either, because it gets too cold.
Last night I could not go back to sleep. I thought maybe something like night time sounds.... Well, low and behold I come across this and I am blown away that i grew up within 10 miles of this place. I got tbe best nights sleep listening to my homeplace. It was like sleeping with the windows open. Thank you! Could you do one of the water fall at the sand cave at night? That would be exquisite!
Sounds are just like the ones from the family vacation house that we had for 30 years in WVa. The only thing "missing," are the Whip-poor-wills! Thank you so much for posting this.
I am a Virginian, now living in Scotland, and I miss the summer night "music" so much. I listen to this every night and it makes me feel relaxed and sleepy. Thank you for posting this.
+Martha Mawson What's it like living in Scotland and what brought you to move there.??? I hear they have very small apartments and houses that make you feel claustrophobic.
+Rue Stahl I love living here. Always wanted to live in Britain and moved over in 2000. Some of the older houses and apartments are quite small and I have to admit to being quite shocked on the size of accommodation over here. But we live in a lovely big house right on the shores of sea loch. Love it.
+Rue Stahl It was an older house that was completely rebuilt and a new part added. But lots of the houses that are being built now are bigger. It's just the older properties that are still small when compared to houses in the US.
Cades Cove is my favorite place on earth. I love being there. Unfortunately I'm disabled now and probably wont get a chance to go back but I have years of memories that I cherish.
I thought this sounded like home. I miss the country. I live in these Va. Mountains too but I'm in the city now. This is so pleasant. Thank You. It sounds like Grandmaws house.
In 2006, I was involved in a student film project done by the FSU film school in Tallahassee. It was shot entirely at Lake Talquin State Park and one shoot went past midnight. It was early June and the sound of the crickets and tree frogs was just unbelievable, much louder than what you hear in this video. In fact, the thousands of tree frogs around us were making their sound in a unison rhythm and were so loud, we had to yell on the set to be heard. I've never heard anything like it before or since. I'm not a fan of being out in the woods at midnight, especially June in North Florida. Got an epic case of chiggers for my trouble.
+B Davis Don't you just love Chiggers... Lmao. I live in Southern Oregon now and we don't have chiggers here, but one thing I do miss is Lightning Bugs, but we have lots of mosquitoes.
+Rue Stahl Southern Illinois is where it's at if you want the fireflies and frogs without too much hassle. Had a small field near my house that would just be flooded with fireflies. Along with a low sitting forest to the right of it that always had water in it so it was perfect for frogs. Too bad I had to move now I'm stuck in the middle of a small/medium town.
+Rue Stahl It was my only experience with them so far. Massive attack, at least 300 or so places per leg, got very inflamed. And they didn't stop at the legs. Itched and burned for two months. I love lightning bugs. The best is to take a walk and see woods and bushes just full of them.
+Josh Walrus They're not ticks, they're mites. You can't sense them when they are actually on you, The liquid they inject dissolves flesh. Not life-threatening, but it's torturous. They're world-wide in warmer areas. Don't know where the name comes from.
This has helped me so much. I miss this sound in winter time. And the biggest thing is I work three 12 hour nights at a hospital an hour and 45 minutes away so I stay there in a patient room and sleep during day. I listen to this to drown outhe all the noise of hospital. It transforms me to another place. Thanks you
I'm reading these commemts from long ago...some 4yrs....and l have to say friends.Ya'll are each right for ya'lls area,mountains and cool night air.But gang....ypu haven't lived til ur South, in the Delta lands of Mississippi on summer nights w/breezes coming off the river thru your raised screened window bringing scents of crepe myrtle tree blooms and honeysuckle vines growing on a trellis cause your mama thought it brought humming birds to your windows.And the sounds and smells coming thru that window were stuff that makes you sleep the sleep of the angels.Crickets everywhere...lightening bugs sovast and many that it looks like a whole town lit up from a distance at night.The smells are the biggest memory smile makers tho.Like between freshly mowed grass,a little tiny light rain and something that has baked in your mama's kitchen that day and that honeysuckle vine planted last summer thats all over the place on that old trellis.And the sound coming from the baseball field shutting down around 11pm. And the frogs.Lord....their everywhere.But they sre the dearest sounds of summer evenings to us southeners.So you want to tell us how much you miss the sounds of summer in the mountains?I could write you some beautiful memories of summer evenings in Mississippi.l'm an old woman now.But those smells and summer evening sounds?I'd give anything but my soul to go back even for just a night.
thank you so much for this video. i'm from upstate ny along the pa border. i miss this soooo very much! i live in TN in a city now but even out in a semi rural area i do not hear them like i used to in NY! i listen to this every single night when i go to bed. as soon as my 2 poms hear this video they jump up and are ready for bed too!
This is fantastic!! I was OUT in less than 10min and slept ALL night long!! I don't know how you record these vids, but you've got a winner with this! Thank you very much!!!
I wish I would have found this video before spending money on a sleep app. It's perfect. It reminds me of my childhood nights on the farm. Thanks for making this.
Love showing my son the fireflies on phone when its sleep time at 8 when the sun is still bright out. The whole video, and omg 10 hours!!!!! Is great if my phone and service allows to last that long.... Great nighty night video !!!
+leanna mckinney Just shows you can take the girl out of the South but you can't take the South out of the girl. Remember, you're "American by birth and Southern by the grace of God".
You can here these up north, too. You just have to wait longer because it takes longer for the cold weather to calm down, but it’s worth it in june and July.
We have a Malamute puppy that often loudly cries himself to sleep. I started playing this for him and it puts him right out. I still play it every night even now that hes older and doesnt need it because it soothes ME so much. We love this!
This helped me so much! I remember when I was little, when I stayed the night at my papaws, he would leave the window cracked because it would get to hot in the house, and this is what it sounded like! Thank you so much. I've looked for this everywhere.
I grew up on a large wooded property in Massachusetts. These sounds are "home" to me & bring back such great memories of my childhood. I live in Florida now & the hot summer nights bring tree frogs & cicadas, but it's not quite the same. And I love seeing the lightening bugs! We don't have them here. Thanks so much! 💚🦗🐸
Bruhhhhh I lowkey get sad when summer ends and I come across these videos. I always leave my room window open on summer nights because these sounds help me relax and sleep. Summer is literally my favorite season ong
Thank you for posting this! I left VA in 96 and id never go back but I miss these evening sounds so much. I can peg the approximate time of the evening within 15 minutes as the sounds change.
This reminds me of going to bed in the 1950's in the spring and summer time on my parents wooded acre outside the city limits of Indianapolis Indiana. There were bugs screaming their heads off, Spring Peeper frogs squeaking and millions of lightening bugs and cicada doing their things.
I have 4 Copes I rescued from tadpoles. They're 5 yrs old now and in the best of health. Whenever they hear the sound of a recorded Copes, the 2 males begin singing. It is a lovely song.
I live in the Brushy Mountains of North Carolina and that sounds just like home. Thanks for sharing its still spring so not full season for these sounds yet so hearing them this early is nice while trying to get some zzzzssss. :)
Put this in my AirPods and slept almost immediately with a smile on my face (this is not normal for me) It was just as good as our sleeping porch in east Texas cabin. Frog are probably different but it’s enough for my mind. Thank you!!!!
This is perfect playing behind one of my favorite outdoor campfire videos too. With campfire video tab open and this playing on another tab. Laying in the dark next to the fire and crackling flames and then this audio night creature track playing along side it just works perfectly to make me feel like I'm laying outside camping by the fire. Thank you...
Thank you so much for recording this. Reminds me of sleeping at my with my windows open at night growing up. I miss living in the country. Such a soothing video.
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I listen to this at night whenever I am homesick. Takes me back to warm summer nights with the windows open and the sound of frogs coming in on a soft breeze.
Sounds exactly like sleeping with the windows open at my grandmother's home in the Blue Ridge Mtns of Western North Carolina, circa 1960s & 70s.
I can never thank you enough for this. Many times, both then & now, I've felt fear & dismay that I might never hear this sound again. It is so huge a part of my heart & my very soul.
The hope to have this with me & be listening to it when I'm at my very last moments of this earthly life :) ❤️🌈
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@@Daisy-cx8xd What does that mean?
Same, eastern WV here. Peepers in the Spring and Kadie Dids in the Fall... Summer with Dry Flys and then there's Winter, The Silent One ❤
While laying in bed on a cold winter night, this sound has got to be the thing that I miss about summer the most.
Toby same with me! I yearn for these sounds. I hate winter
I'm going to miss it too ... And it's my first eye opening season ..I mean ear opening seas9n.i feel sad
Toby that’s exactly why I looked this up! Lol
Al taase balagan! Baerev efshar ketotzaa makikh efshar lishmoa et atzfardeim!
Same here!
I have ADHD and this is better than any sleeping pill. My brain concentrates on the sounds, not words, which just make me think and think. Sounds, as beautiful as these, lull me right to sleep. It's a great tool! Thank you!
This reminds me so much of when I used to visit my grandparents in North Carolina.
Nostalgia, man... hits me like a train
I am from Harlan, I have family in Jonesville. Those mountains are my home. I now live in Georgetown KY, but I pull this up all the time to help me go to sleep. It’s the sounds of home.
Lexington here!
I've been sleeping to this for 18 months every night. It's been great to have familiar soothing sounds, so very similar to my first home in Maryland close to a pond. Thank you very much.
God this is so relaxing. Thank you so so much. I am only 11 and suffer from anxiety and this is helping me very much every night.
Wish I could find one this long with the sound of a whipper-will bird added. Something about it reminds me of summer nights in the south, sleeping at my granny's house with the windows open. So peaceful, oh to just go back
April Rye (whip-poor-will is the name) ikr?
I actually have this same memory.
Here is one in FL with magnified sounds and lovely whippoorwill!! ♥ th-cam.com/video/5SEWDRHyoh8/w-d-xo.html
I'm having the same problem. I grew up in rural New Jersey, and I'm looking for a chorus of frogs, crickets, and WHOOPERWILLS. I can not find a video anywhere that includes whooperwills. Maybe I'll have to go to my grandmother's house and record one, lol.
I know what you mean about those whipoorwills. I love the sound of them too.
... I play this every night for my pet toads who were caught in the wild. I can't know for sure, but I imagine it makes them feel less lonely and scared. Or maybe I'm silly, lol. But either way, thanks. :)
+NDFanatik I THOUGHT I WAS THE ONLY ONE WITH WILD PET TOADS :DDDDDD
+NDFanatik I don't think you're silly. I think you're thoughtful for caring whether
or not they are afraid and lonely.
+NDFanatik It probably does help since most wild animals are a custom to the silence of a domesticated home.
+NDFanatik once frogs have been taken from the wild and held captive they cannot hear the sound of other frogs in the wild or they will become cannibalistic and zombie like. Stop this now or they will mutate and become something you have only seen in nightmares.....bad nightmares...night terrors even....worse with toads
inthesurf 07 bruh what are you talking about
Born and raised in NC and now live elsewhere. Couldn’t sleep one night and thought back to summer camp as a kid and my family’s house back where the pond was outside my old bedroom window. I didn’t know I needed this or how much it would soothe me deep in my bones. This feels homegrown and has calmed my brain more than I could’ve imagined. Thank you for putting this out there
Thank you for this. I grew up in the Blue Ridge, currently living in the city though, and have missed the sounds of the mountains at night.
Gotta love the blue ridge. It is so beautiful here
Been listening to this each night for a couple weeks. Love the variety of sounds. Even the cars add to it. But my favorite is what seems to be a very faint sound of someone breathing deeply, maybe even softly snoring, in the background. It makes me smile to myself each time I hear it. Whoever it is sounds so peaceful.
How amazing! 3 I really miss these things, and this video is a perfect remember of good times on my grandfather's farm. Really, really lovely.
And it helps me sleep a lot!
will the future generation actually experience this kind of relaxing time with nature....
YES.... YESSSSS...YESSSSS
Sadly probably not 😔
Well, that's kinda up to us, now, isn't it?
@@FerreTrip i hope yall dont fuck this up
Hendry Alfiansyah i’m a gen Z and i’ll literally sit outside and fall asleep to the tree frogs where I live
I was told to try ambient noise for my tinnitus. I have a 7800Hz pitch in both ears. This is the only one that I can fall asleep to. Thank You so much!
Great sleep! Best video of its type! Please make more. Hard to find a natural one like this!
I have ADHD and this is EXACTLY what I need to stop my brain from thinking, and just listen......and fall and STAY asleep. Thank you! These have been life changing for me.
I just want to say thank you for making this video!! I live in North Carolina and I've always wanted someone to do a great recording that sounds just like it does here!! Finally after months of searching I found the perfect video! Thank you so much ;)
Don you have this in North carolina....????
Evolution yes but not exactly where I am. I’m about 2 hours or so away from the mountains.
This is perfect. Perfect sounds. Perfect volume. I can hear it over the fan blowing. I have been searching for the right one and I finally found it! Thank you!
was looking for actual footage so i know the sound is genuine. thanks for this!!
This video has really been helping me sleep. I have also had more vivid dreams.
Who in the bloody hell could thumbs down this video? I use these nature sounds videos to get to sleep of a night. These days, they are not only a necessity for me but a major blessing. And I'm loving this one! So who is so anal retentive that they would give this a thumbs down??
I love this! I'm from the Piedmont of NC, and this sounds like home to me. I imagine that people who aren't used to summer night sounds in this region would find it hard to sleep with the racket things make, but I love it.
Kitty Sassafras I love it too,sounds like home
When I was a (city) child, the first time I slept over at my aunt's house in the hills of southern Ohio, I couldn't believe the racket! I love it now, but boy, that was an experience I've never forgotten. The local paper mill clear-cut the hills there several times over the years, and it doesn't sound the same anymore, even though the trees have grown back. :(
Love the fireflies or "lightning bugs" as we used to call them.
I love lightning bugs. They’re my favorite part of summer
Actually they are two different insects.
yep, lightnin bugs 👍
Oh beautiful sounds! Thank you for the great audio. I love frogs and night creature sounds. I wish I lived there so I could bask in the night life.
I wish i can live like this what a good life i would trade this city living life for this anyday
Leaving home for the military has made me missing home more than I would have thought, and due to the current virus I have unfortunately not been able to return to my family in the virginia mountains. While laying in bed at night missing the sounds of the mountains I found this video to help me get over the homesickness.
I've lived in Virginia my whole life and just moved to New Zealand for Uni. Missed these sounds. Thank you so much for this
Thank you for this. So much better than the fake tracks on here. Takes me home to WV and helps in so many ways. I miss the frogs x
This is awesome! Thank you!
From the mountains of Asheville (Fairview), NC
Took me quite a long time to find this. It’s perfect. Brings back nostalgia of living with my dad in southeastern Ohio as a teen. The hot humid summer nights always required your window to be open, and I fell asleep to this sound every night. Thank you.
Five years now and this is stil. One of my favorite videos ❤
I'm a trucker from Texas and use to walk around the campground adjacent to the Lee Hi truck stop. Always relaxing after a day of driving. Thanks for sharing this. We can't replicate this sound out here in West Texas
Frogs steadily purring has a hypnotic effect allowing me to relax in the flow.. And the crickets are the best couple to this not too loud.
Thanks! I love it
Your video has the highest ratings in cat society; thank you so much!.... I leave it on all day for them, and when I get home they are all gathered around the laptop, on the bed, asleep.
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Love the sound of crickets and frogs and the lightning bugs love the sunset and sunrise love nature and the mountains and the waterfalls love the sound of the water it's amazing and peaceful and relaxing 😊 nature is peaceful and happy and beautiful and beautiful I always appreciate God's beautiful nature thank you so much for your video and sharing it ❤️💜 💙💙 I appreciate it
Gotta say.... great video to help get my one year old, now 2, too get used to the outdoor sounds when we camp. This is his lulaby!!! Gotta say GREAT JOB!!!!!
Brings back memories of where I grew up south of Alexandria Virginia right on the edge of a swamp. Here is what Jim Morrison of the Doors said about this very swamp I grew up next to;
"I wanna tell you 'bout Texas Radio and the Big Beat
Comes out of the Virginia swamps
Cool and slow with plenty of precision
With a back beat narrow and hard to master"
When Jim Morrison was in high school, he used to frequent the bars on Route 1 near Ft Belvoir where all of the black blues musicians played. That area is right on the other side of the swamp I grew up next to. This is what he would have heard in the summer as he was walking down the road to go into these bars.
I am from WV and I live in SC now for over 10 years and I miss being home so much. From the people in the Virginia and WV to the frogs and the lighting bugs, I miss it all. There is nothing like it. There are no lighting bugs here and it is sad not to be able to sit in the grass and watch the stars and lighting bugs in the night. I guess it is too hot here for them? Thank you so much for this!
soldier OfGod wait i am waiting on the lighting bugs but I dont see any. When do they start?
+soldier OfGod You mean you don't have Lightning bug in South Carolina?
I thought for sure they would have some don't they have hot summer nights?
+soldier OfGod I'm originally from Illinois (Southern part) and we had
lots of Lightning Bugs and Chiggers. I live in Southern Oregon now
and we don't have any either, because it gets too cold.
West Virginian here too. Summers in WV are the best
Last night I could not go back to sleep. I thought maybe something like night time sounds.... Well, low and behold I come across this and I am blown away that i grew up within 10 miles of this place. I got tbe best nights sleep listening to my homeplace. It was like sleeping with the windows open.
Thank you! Could you do one of the water fall at the sand cave at night? That would be exquisite!
Sounds are just like the ones from the family vacation house that we had for 30 years in WVa. The only thing "missing," are the Whip-poor-wills! Thank you so much for posting this.
rather than sleep, this is good for setting the mood and settings in a story for writers.
I am a Virginian, now living in Scotland, and I miss the summer night "music" so much. I listen to this every night and it makes me feel relaxed and sleepy. Thank you for posting this.
+Martha Mawson What's it like living in Scotland and what brought you
to move there.??? I hear they have very small apartments and houses
that make you feel claustrophobic.
+Rue Stahl I love living here. Always wanted to live in Britain and moved over in 2000. Some of the older houses and apartments are quite small and I have to admit to being quite shocked on the size of accommodation over here. But we live in a lovely big house right on the shores of sea loch. Love it.
Martha Mawson Did someone make the house bigger or what.? Like I said most of the time the houses are very small.
+Rue Stahl It was an older house that was completely rebuilt and a new part added. But lots of the houses that are being built now are bigger. It's just the older properties that are still small when compared to houses in the US.
Martha Mawson Is rent or are houses very expensive there..??
Oh yes! Thank You! This is my world, Welcome!! You can take the man away from the mountains, but you can't take the mountains out of the man.
Reminds me of camping in Cades Cove here in Tennessee in the smokey mountain national park. Thanks bro. It means a lot.
Cades Cove is my favorite place on earth. I love being there. Unfortunately I'm disabled now and probably wont get a chance to go back but I have years of memories that I cherish.
😊 mmmm! Sounds so peaceful! 😊so beautiful! So natural!😊 thank you 🙏 for posting ☺️☺️
Fantastic!! What a great place to live. Thanks so much for sharing this.
I thought this sounded like home. I miss the country. I live in these Va. Mountains too but I'm in the city now. This is so pleasant. Thank You. It sounds like Grandmaws house.
In 2006, I was involved in a student film project done by the FSU film school in Tallahassee. It was shot entirely at Lake Talquin State Park and one shoot went past midnight. It was early June and the sound of the crickets and tree frogs was just unbelievable, much louder than what you hear in this video. In fact, the thousands of tree frogs around us were making their sound in a unison rhythm and were so loud, we had to yell on the set to be heard. I've never heard anything like it before or since. I'm not a fan of being out in the woods at midnight, especially June in North Florida. Got an epic case of chiggers for my trouble.
+B Davis One of the better comments I've read on TH-cam.
+B Davis Don't you just love Chiggers... Lmao.
I live in Southern Oregon now and we don't have chiggers here,
but one thing I do miss is Lightning Bugs, but we have lots of
mosquitoes.
+Rue Stahl Southern Illinois is where it's at if you want the fireflies and frogs without too much hassle. Had a small field near my house that would just be flooded with fireflies. Along with a low sitting forest to the right of it that always had water in it so it was perfect for frogs. Too bad I had to move now I'm stuck in the middle of a small/medium town.
+Rue Stahl It was my only experience with them so far. Massive attack, at least 300 or so places per leg, got very inflamed. And they didn't stop at the legs. Itched and burned for two months. I love lightning bugs. The best is to take a walk and see woods and bushes just full of them.
+Josh Walrus They're not ticks, they're mites. You can't sense them when they are actually on you, The liquid they inject dissolves flesh. Not life-threatening, but it's torturous. They're world-wide in warmer areas. Don't know where the name comes from.
This has helped me so much. I miss this sound in winter time. And the biggest thing is I work three 12 hour nights at a hospital an hour and 45 minutes away so I stay there in a patient room and sleep during day. I listen to this to drown outhe all the noise of hospital. It transforms me to another place. Thanks you
Thank you! I love fireflies and "real sounds" and non loops!
I love toads, frogs and anything that croaks :D In a happy place right now:D
This sounds just like my grandparent's farm at night in the mountains of Puerto Rico 😍
so pretty I love to hear those sounds
I'm reading these commemts from long ago...some 4yrs....and l have to say friends.Ya'll are each right for ya'lls area,mountains and cool night air.But gang....ypu haven't lived til ur South, in the Delta lands of Mississippi on summer nights w/breezes coming off the river thru your raised screened window bringing scents of crepe myrtle tree blooms and honeysuckle vines growing on a trellis cause your mama thought it brought humming birds to your windows.And the sounds and smells coming thru that window were stuff that makes you sleep the sleep of the angels.Crickets everywhere...lightening bugs sovast and many that it looks like a whole town lit up from a distance at night.The smells are the biggest memory smile makers tho.Like between freshly mowed grass,a little tiny light rain and something that has baked in your mama's kitchen that day and that honeysuckle vine planted last summer thats all over the place on that old trellis.And the sound coming from the baseball field shutting down around 11pm. And the frogs.Lord....their everywhere.But they sre the dearest sounds of summer evenings to us southeners.So you want to tell us how much you miss the sounds of summer in the mountains?I could write you some beautiful memories of summer evenings in Mississippi.l'm an old woman now.But those smells and summer evening sounds?I'd give anything but my soul to go back even for just a night.
thank you so much for this video. i'm from upstate ny along the pa border. i miss this soooo very much! i live in TN in a city now but even out in a semi rural area i do not hear them like i used to in NY! i listen to this every single night when i go to bed. as soon as my 2 poms hear this video they jump up and are ready for bed too!
Wow, this is LOVELY. Thank you!
This is fantastic!! I was OUT in less than 10min and slept ALL night long!!
I don't know how you record these vids, but you've got a winner with this! Thank you very much!!!
Finally something real to listen to. It's been a long winter out here in the west. Nice to hear something summery.
I wish I would have found this video before spending money on a sleep app. It's perfect. It reminds me of my childhood nights on the farm. Thanks for making this.
Love love this rain. Am I the only one who literally goes through tons of videos to find the perfect rain sound to reflect on and fall asleep to?
I just got back from Negril, Jamaica and I needed this to fall asleep the first few nights.
Love showing my son the fireflies on phone when its sleep time at 8 when the sun is still bright out. The whole video, and omg 10 hours!!!!! Is great if my phone and service allows to last that long....
Great nighty night video !!!
Good one. Big chorus. Car sound annoying at first, but it adds a touch of realism.
Reminds me of being little, on hot summer nights, windows open- exhausted from swimming all day..❤ so great full for my childhood. I miss it so much.
Grew up in South Carolina to these sounds on summer nights. Sounds like home 💗
this makes me homesick....man I miss the south..
+leanna mckinney Just shows you can take the girl out of the South but you can't take the South out of the girl. Remember, you're "American by birth and Southern by the grace of God".
You can here these up north, too. You just have to wait longer because it takes longer for the cold weather to calm down, but it’s worth it in june and July.
We have a Malamute puppy that often loudly cries himself to sleep. I started playing this for him and it puts him right out. I still play it every night even now that hes older and doesnt need it because it soothes ME so much. We love this!
This helped me so much! I remember when I was little, when I stayed the night at my papaws, he would leave the window cracked because it would get to hot in the house, and this is what it sounded like! Thank you so much. I've looked for this everywhere.
From all these likes, you got a least a dozen from me over the years. Thank you for making it, nothing beats a proper, one-take recording!
I grew up on a large wooded property in Massachusetts. These sounds are "home" to me & bring back such great memories of my childhood.
I live in Florida now & the hot summer nights bring tree frogs & cicadas, but it's not quite the same.
And I love seeing the lightening bugs! We don't have them here.
Thanks so much!
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I listen to this every night. Sounds like summertime ❤
So many great conversations happened with these sounds. Late summer night on the back patio with a dim outdoor light sitting in rocking chairs.
Those tree frogs and crickets make me want to fish and drink by a campfire 😍
It’s like I’m back home in Pennsylvania with my window cracked. Perfect mixture of all the right noises.
Bruhhhhh I lowkey get sad when summer ends and I come across these videos. I always leave my room window open on summer nights because these sounds help me relax and sleep. Summer is literally my favorite season ong
Excellent 👍listening to this make me in the forest resting.
My grandparents were from Scott county so this sounds so much like the summers we spent there growing up.
thank you...exactly what I was looking for!!
Thank you for posting this! I left VA in 96 and id never go back but I miss these evening sounds so much. I can peg the approximate time of the evening within 15 minutes as the sounds change.
Wow this takes me back home to West Virginia 🥰🙏 when I was little and it was safe to leave your window open at night 🥺
Thank you so much to the creaters of this video, i use it every night to sleep and is wonderful , again thanks 10/10
This reminds me of going to bed in the 1950's in the spring and summer time on my parents wooded acre outside the city limits of Indianapolis Indiana. There were bugs screaming their heads off, Spring Peeper frogs squeaking and millions of lightening bugs and cicada doing their things.
Thank you for this. I grew up at the beach and I've never heard crickets before
I LOVE crickets!
these are copes gray tree frogs, and spring peepers. Although I do hear ground crickets.
I actually did hear an eastern grey tree frog too later on briefly. Though the peepers and copes greys outsound him mostly.
I have 4 Copes I rescued from tadpoles. They're 5 yrs old now and in the best of health. Whenever they hear the sound of a recorded Copes, the 2 males begin singing. It is a lovely song.
I live in the Brushy Mountains of North Carolina and that sounds just like home. Thanks for sharing its still spring so not full season for these sounds yet so hearing them this early is nice while trying to get some zzzzssss. :)
Put this in my AirPods and slept almost immediately with a smile on my face (this is not normal for me) It was just as good as our sleeping porch in east Texas cabin. Frog are probably different but it’s enough for my mind. Thank you!!!!
Only a few years ago, I could walk to the end of the street (10 minutes) and lay down to listen to this. Now it's in my home!
This is perfect playing behind one of my favorite outdoor campfire videos too. With campfire video tab open and this playing on another tab. Laying in the dark next to the fire and crackling flames and then this audio night creature track playing along side it just works perfectly to make me feel like I'm laying outside camping by the fire. Thank you...
Thank you so much for recording this. Reminds me of sleeping at my with my windows open at night growing up. I miss living in the country. Such a soothing video.
This is very relaxing and I love it
I find fireflies so fascinating. I've never seen one in person before. Maybe one day! Also, this is some beautiful ambience 😌
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I miss this sound so much Im tearing up
Well I thought I was home when
I heard this. This is great when traveling away from,home you can bring the sounds of home with you,,,
Awesome video.
Feels like home 💕
Reminds me of home. Nothing like being out in country ❤️
You know the only sound this great set needs is a Whipporwill or an owl once in a while. Makes me so homesick for our farm.