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i can hear it too..
Amran
26 Feb 09 at 1:03 pm
It’s not *that* high pitched. Surely anyone can hear that until the age they start going completely deaf.
I do remember a family camping holiday in south France where we there were really loud crickets, but mum & dad couldn’t hear them at all. That sound was higher pitch though.
Harry Wood
11 Mar 09 at 1:18 am