Wind chimes

Shame you are so far away. I have an awesome set in the garage I'd give you. I brought from the old house. Deep rich tones, like a church bell. Just not a good spot for them here. Bought them from a local garden shop in CT.

Try some of the garden shops and you can at least hear them before you buy.

Road trip!

Unlike the clangy, tinkle of metal wind chimes, I enjoy the low, mellow tones of bamboo wind chimes. Here's a few examples:

This site lets you listen to a possibilities.

Give your neighbors a break, and just don't.

Cindy Hamiltonb

What neighbors, and how close are they?

If you have a few hours to kill, Google "make your own wind chimes" and see hundreds of ideas, mostly using stuff you have, can get cheap or even find in a construction dumpster. Bothering the neighbors might be an issue but this isn't a barking dog or a Hells Angels club house.

Not too far feched. I may be in PA next month.

Okay, my 2 cents.

I have a screened porch framed in wood. We had a bunch of wind chimes out there. One of them was made of light sheet metal and was hung too close to the wood framing. Before I noticed, the chime had cut a gouge in the wood about 1/4 inch deep.

In normal operation it didn't touch anything. In high wind it did quite a bit of damage.

So, be careful with those things.

Since we installed modern windows I can no longer hear them from inside with the windows closed.

I like the sound of wind chimes...for about 2-3 seconds.

How presumptuous of you when he didn't specify proximity. Must be a democrat thing.

Wind chimes are like farts.