Earth Ear
Air Date: Week of June 22, 2012
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A small waterfall on the big island of Hawaii, recorded by Toby Mountain for his CD A Week in Hawaii.
Transcript
[SOUNDS OF WATER]
GELLERMAN: We leave you this week amid a mist: fine droplets floating from a waterfall. The Akaka Falls on the east coast of the big island of Hawaii get all the attention: they plunge more than 400 feet into a gorge. But follow a narrow path through the jungle and you’ll find a much smaller cascade feeding a stream beneath a wooden bridge. Toby Mountain recorded its soothing sounds for his CD, A Week in Hawaii.
[SOUND: Toby Mountain “Waterfall – A Week In Hawaii (Rykodisc 1987)]
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