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Comment from Lloyd S on "Sound Mirrors Of The Kent Coast"

Fri, 12 Sep 2008 21:18:07 +0000

For all interested Sunday the 14th Sept is possibly the last chance to see these amazing 'Mirrors' rumours have it that the current owners of the site are selling to the RSPB who plan fence in the area and not allow visitors once the take over the area. For more information on the last tour of this year and possibly ever follow the link http://www.rmcp.co.uk/cgi-bin/db_public.cgi?page=walking (info at the bottom of the page) hope to see you there.

Comment from leif BRUSH on "Sound Mirrors Of The Kent Coast"

Tue, 08 Jul 2008 19:42:24 +0000

I'm envious of your all those unheard big ears anchored within terra-firma...Beautifully preserved concrete-tho weather-worn and pitted, I'm assuming without have seen them- and for all those shown on this page, questions and bringing them back to a symbolic life comes to mind. Not as onlookers to impending havoc, but rather, to listen for what's out there in-the-wind and calm! Are there differing Azimuth positions for each? Were they conjoined or in an intermittent pattern? Were these collating a collective spatial swath, and if so, think of what we could "see" today on through this century. With a microphone at each of their focal points what similar and yet changing Global sounds enter their pathways? For instance, I think about hugh variations occurring any day, during night, rain or fog and what columns of sounding variatios are there in the still of night? What birds zip in and out? Surely a specific ground truth which seems to be reliable GPS-sighted sound sources for Internet two streaming when coupled to DC power from a local solar panel and could transmit unique Earth soundtracks. LB; TBC

Comment from Mike P on "Sound Mirrors Of The Kent Coast"

Wed, 06 Dec 2006 21:57:43 +0000

Nice Photos of the Sound Mirrors. I did take some Black & White Photos of these dish's back in 1980.
I'm very glad that they are to be preserved.
Many thanks to English Heritage and the Romney Marsh Countryside Project.
I will try to visit the site next year 2007

Comment from rich on "Sound Mirrors Of The Kent Coast"

Wed, 06 Sep 2006 21:47:49 +0000

nice photos i went last week sept 3 2006.it is amazing to see that the mirrors were under treat of being flooded have now been saved from the water,thank you English Heritage and the Romney Marsh Countryside Project

Comment from Anne V on "Sound Mirrors Of The Kent Coast"

Fri, 24 Mar 2006 10:51:58 +0000

Great pictures. I'm hoping to do the sound mirror tour too this summer.