Bad Pub Guide

[MargaretR]

Originally Posted by Neil

I was sat outside the Stop & Rest and the music wasn't loud even though the band were next to the pub.

Where are you moving to that is silent with no pollen?

You may have 'industrial deafness'.

"The distance of travel of any sound depends on several factors. Some of these are:

1. Wind direction [sound waves are enhanced downwind of the source.
2..Temperature of the air [the cooler/denser the air is, the greater the travel distance].
3. Within some limitations, higher humidity will enhance the travel distance of sound."

"The distance that sound wave can travel and be heard is also a property of the air's temperature gradient. When the air near the ground is warmer than the air at higher elevations, then sound refracts (or bends) upward. Similarly, when the air is cooler near the ground (or water surface) than at higher elevations, the sound refracts (or bends) downward."

Distance travelled can vary according to environmental factors

BBC NEWS | Magazine | Can sound really travel 200 miles?

[Less]

Originally Posted by MargaretR

You may have 'industrial deafness'.

"The distance of travel of any sound depends on several factors. Some of these are:

1. Wind direction [sound waves are enhanced downwind of the source.
2..Temperature of the air [the cooler/denser the air is, the greater the travel distance].
3. Within some limitations, higher humidity will enhance the travel distance of sound."

"The distance that sound wave can travel and be heard is also a property of the air's temperature gradient. When the air near the ground is warmer than the air at higher elevations, then sound refracts (or bends) upward. Similarly, when the air is cooler near the ground (or water surface) than at higher elevations, the sound refracts (or bends) downward."

Distance travelled can vary according to environmental factors

BBC NEWS | Magazine | Can sound really travel 200 miles?

Whereas, the annoyance factor of such an event is equal to or greater than the enjoyment derived from complaining about something that was enjoyed by a lot more people, it's been and gone, why not get back to counting pollen or whatever you normally find to about.

[Neil]

Originally Posted by MargaretR

You may have 'industrial deafness'.

"The distance of travel of any sound depends on several factors. Some of these are:

1. Wind direction [sound waves are enhanced downwind of the source.
2..Temperature of the air [the cooler/denser the air is, the greater the travel distance].
3. Within some limitations, higher humidity will enhance the travel distance of sound."

"The distance that sound wave can travel and be heard is also a property of the air's temperature gradient. When the air near the ground is warmer than the air at higher elevations, then sound refracts (or bends) upward. Similarly, when the air is cooler near the ground (or water surface) than at higher elevations, the sound refracts (or bends) downward."

Distance travelled can vary according to environmental factors

BBC NEWS | Magazine | Can sound really travel 200 miles?

I was sat between the band and you and could have thrown an ass tray at the band I was so close (if pubs still had them)

As for my hearing, I have been tested annually since I first started working at 3 different companies and don't have any problems

[MargaretR]

So it just 'went over your head'

"When the air near the ground is warmer than the air at higher elevations, then sound refracts (or bends) upward"

[Barrie Yates]

Originally Posted by MargaretR

You may have 'industrial deafness'.

"The distance of travel of any sound depends on several factors. Some of these are:

1. Wind direction [sound waves are enhanced downwind of the source.
2..Temperature of the air [the cooler/denser the air is, the greater the travel distance].
3. Within some limitations, higher humidity will enhance the travel distance of sound."

"The distance that sound wave can travel and be heard is also a property of the air's temperature gradient. When the air near the ground is warmer than the air at higher elevations, then sound refracts (or bends) upward. Similarly, when the air is cooler near the ground (or water surface) than at higher elevations, the sound refracts (or bends) downward."

Distance travelled can vary according to environmental factors

BBC NEWS | Magazine | Can sound really travel 200 miles?

You forgot to mention the effect of frequency in your dissertation.

[Neil]

Originally Posted by MargaretR

So it just 'went over your head'

"When the air near the ground is warmer than the air at higher elevations, then sound refracts (or bends) upward"

No it didn't, I just don't moan because something is going on where people could enjoy themselves free for a few hours with friends and family outside in the sun.

[GJWatson]

always been a dump has the cabin end.It could be done up as i dont think most of the locals round that area would ever use it,in the state that it is in