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shirley

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Gloucestershire

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06-07-2015, 10:49 AM

Re: Wind Chimes

We have got a couple of wind chimes in the garden, they must be low as I can only just hear them. So don't think they will disturb the neighbours.

Marj

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06-07-2015, 07:52 PM

Re: Wind Chimes

Originally Posted by Jazzi ->

No, truthfully, they annoy me, as do all day all night water pumps in garden ponds.

I have a low tolerance to such sounds, which I admit can be enjoyable for most people.

Now that drove me to distraction a few years ago, next doors had one of these Hot tubs and the pump was going all night

I sleep with the big window open wide and the noise not loud but I could hear it kept me awake night after night, thank goodness they have now moved and the new folk had the hot tub taken out.

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