Dec 26, 2010
Available Now – Tempest Landing
The sea rises and bears down on the rocks with fury. You are trapped on the jagged shore, unable to climb out. The wall behind you is 60 feet of treacherous vertical rock. Going into the water is instant death, you would immediately be cut to ribbons by the vicious sharp stone. The swells keep getting closer. Your fate is in the hands of nature now. May she be benevolent and have mercy on you (if she even sees you down there, she does seem awfully busy). All of us here at Naturespace are pulling for you. Good luck! Excellent over speakers!
I just got an iPod Touch a few days ago and I have already made many many Naturespace in-app purchases. It’s addictive! But it feeds my spirit, so I think it’s a good kind of addiction.
I love love love Campfire Hypnosis! It is my current favorite for feeling warm during an unusually cold winter here in the south, but second place is a tie:
Aegir is excellent as it combines thunder and waves and the fantastic creaking of the old ship. Perfect for reading Patrick O’Brian’s books to.
Vacation… the sound of seagulls and ocean really takes me back to happy childhood summers.
I know man-made sounds are not really your focus, but listening to Aegir and Vacation gives me an intense longing for another sound from the ocean: the lonely longing moan of a foghorn from a lighthouse in the distance. Please think about it, and in the meantime I’ll just warm my toes here by the audio campfire.