not to hi-jack but i am going to miss the go kart track when i do quit. there is nothing like seeing a child enjoying themselves. laughing, feeling exhilarated from their first go kart ride...my exhilaration from teaching the ones, on their first time, wanting me to ride side saddle to make sure they know how to drive and control the cart. teaching. i love it. whether teaching someone how to ride a go kart or fly an airplane. i simply love it and will miss the track.

One of my fav sounds is a gimme.

A Fender Stratocaster through a Marshall Stack. On eleven.

Oh without doubt, rain on the roof of a caravan/camper which goes back to childhood and caravan holidays when my mum was still alive and we kids were young and happy. I think that our love of certain sounds is by association as also with scents, lilac flowers do it for me and Johnsons baby powder.

My own heart beat if there is enough silence.

Crickets.

A baby laughing

"I love you, Daddy"

The sound of my son snoring. Sounds like he is sawing logs… which is pretty funny coming from a barely 3 yr old. Still it is sweet and comforting.

i know i know. a lot of you aren't airplane nuts like me but the engine start of a turbo prop is music to my ears!

I'm with you on this. Rain on the roof - one of the best.

metal roof at that....i miss my old farm house....

In my early twenties, I bought the vinyl of Stormy Weekend - which is entirely cheesy orchestra arrangements of popular music with background sounds of rain and thunder.

I listen to recordings of birdsong, rain, thunder, rainforest sounds, surf, etc. constantly. No cheesy music though! Just natural sounds.

It's autumn and my wife, who is from Montana, said she missed the sound of bugling elk... "It's my favorite sound".

For me at autumn, it's the call of a loon at twilight...
As we were raising our three girls, we took several camping trips across Canada, and the loons were their bedtime friends.