This seems like a good time to share my tried-and-true method for discouraging loud music in natural areas.
When people have their music turned up too loudly, I start bobbing my head to the beat. If this doesn’t work (it almost always does), I progress to air guitar and, finally, dancing (you do NOT want to see me dance…).
The aural offenders flee the area within minutes, as there is nothing so repellent, apparently, as a geezer grooving to their tunes. Try it today; thank me tomorrow.
This seems like a good time to share my tried-and-true method for discouraging loud music in natural areas.
When people have their music turned up too loudly, I start bobbing my head to the beat. If this doesn’t work (it almost always does), I progress to air guitar and, finally, dancing (you do NOT want to see me dance…).
The aural offenders flee the area within minutes, as there is nothing so repellent, apparently, as a geezer grooving to their tunes. Try it today; thank me tomorrow.
:- )
Excellent idea! Human created noise is everywhere blocking out the sounds of nature. Quiet beaches are long overdue.