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Slept to this for decades. Wind permitting! Holy City Zoo Batman!😂

🎶 The loveliness of Paris seems somehow sadly gay The glory that was Rome is of another day I've been terribly alone and forgotten in Manhattan I'm going home to my city by the Bay I left my heart in San Francisco High on a hill, it calls to me To be where little cable cars climb halfway to the stars The morning fog may chill the air, I don't care My love waits there in San Francisco Above the blue and windy sea When I come home to you, San Francisco Your golden sun will shine for me When I come home to you, San Francisco Your golden sun will shine for me...🎶 ❤❤❤❤❤❤

I grew up on Pierce St. near Filbert.... There was many a night in my youth during the 60's that I fell asleep to this wonderful sound. Sadly I moved away back in 1992, and now life in Peoria Illinois. Listening to this takes me right back to those wonderful moments... Thanks ever so much !!!!❤❤❤❤❤

I sat on that concrete wall many times. Glad to have this video now that I'm in NC.

Seth, Can you please reload this to play 10 hours like the other channels. This is by THE BEST FOGHORN and Ocean sound on RUclips. Thanks. Your subscriber.

Listening to this breaks my heart in two. The City was my Dad's and my Grandfather's City. It became my City. These sounds send me back in time to the most wonderful place on Earth at that time. I left in 1989, came back in 1998 and left again in 2002. I wish I could go back. It has changed so much and having a family there seems impossible. Maybe some day I can return. I miss you.

This is a really great recording ! Thanks so much for sharing it, here I am in the tropical Philippines, after living in the San Francisco bay area since 1967, and to listen to the bay. Fog horns is a real blessing.

when my late mom was a little girl, shed hear these in her dreams .

i made a drone of this sound: ruclips.net/video/zXZi6S6lDZ4/видео.html

I remember being stationed at the presidio ARMY base in 1986 for a short time I loved the sound of the fog horns

I've never lived near foghorns but this is super peaceful

What month was this recorded

This is nice... :)

My grandparents lived in outer Richmond. I still remember the sound of the fog horn. There’s really no place like SF, despite its many flaws.

Before they fenced off the area behind Fort Point, I used sit back behind there, at night, listening to the foghorns and water sloshing back and forth. The cool air and the smell sea water was great too. Great memories !

My wife and I both grew up in the sunset district and were talking about missing the foghorns. Thanks to your dad, I can play this for my wife to fall asleep to.

For 20 years I lived on the top of the hill on 43rd Ave and Geary Blvd. I miss these sounds.

I was born in the S.F. Univ. of Calif. hospital in 1958 and lived on the Presidio - yep, it's true! - the first 2 yrs of my life. Father was active duty Army physician at Letterman. I, too, find endless comfort in the sound of foghorns, and am pleased to find all these other folks on the band wagon. I was born during one of S.F.'s rare thunderstorms (July) and also love a raucous, stampeding storm!

Oh how I miss this sound. I lived in the Outer Richmond and the foghorns lulled me to sleep every night. Thank you for posting!

The Mile Rock Fog Horn museum exhibit: ruclips.net/video/P71HjKmpahg/видео.html

One of the Fog Horns that has been turned into a museum: ruclips.net/video/GdL4wiE8rYk/видео.html

Absolutely adore this video clip and the sounds of the old fog horns. San Francisco became my home in 1992 so I missed the old fog horns by few years but became a huge fan of the new fog horns. The sound is so mystical and wonderful to me. I love San Francisco and can't imagine this beautiful city by the Bay without the mystical sounds of the fog horns. To read the comments feels like to travel back in time and learn a bit more about one of the greatest city in the world .

I rmbr falling asleep to these sounds at Stinson Beach as a kid, thanks for the recording!!

As a kid, my dad bought his first sailboat in the early 60's. We sailed and raced on the Bay. Crossing the Gate from Sausalito to the City front, heading to the starting line, the fog horns were a constant, and music to my ears. I also remember Crissy Field, was a landing strip at the time, for the Army. Loved watching these light planes land there, while we sailed up and down the city front.

Thanks for sharing this Sf native that had to move away appreciates it love foghorns

I remember falling asleep to these exact fog horns when I was little. I lived in the Richmond District, so it was a nightly thing during the summer.

I miss those foghorns! I want them back.

So relaxing 😌💤

Thank you for the sounds of home!

Yes I feel so lucky to have lived most of my life in San Francisco, CA.. I remember lying on my mom's couch alone, in otherwise silence..listening to a euphony of many different foghorn sounds- there was also a high pitched wood- aspirated sound that went"FFFFFOPP" - (more like a tugboat of some kind?).. The sounds were so haunting to me then (and now).. as if they are talking to each other.. sounding simultaneously lonely and ominous .. I wrote about them with detailed descriptions in my journal as a kid.

i grew up in daly city on the cliffs near palisades park could hear the horns clearly. used to leave the window cracked on foggy nights to fall asleep to. wouldnt surprise me a bit if i was near him that night as we used to party quite often at the old gun emplacements at fort miley above lands end. love san francisco always will

I never got to live in The City itself but spent a ton of weekends there in my youth, so The City is a large part of what I think of when I think of home. These sounds! They bring me right back there.

Danke .

Once a man stood in the sound of the ocean, on a cold sunless shore and said, "We need a voice to call across the water and warn ships. I'll make one. I'll make a voice like all of time and all the the fog that ever was ; I'll make a voice that is like an empty bed beside you all night long and like an empty house when you open the door, and like trees in autumn with no leaves. A sound like the birds flying south, crying and a sound like November wind and the sea on the hard cold shore. I'll make a sound that's so alone that noone can miss it, that whoever hears it will weep in their souls , and hearths will seem warmer and being inside will seem better to all who hear it in distant towns. I'll make a sound and an apparatus and they'll call it a fog horn and whoever hears it will know the sadness of eternity and the briefness of life." Ray Bradbury

Growing up in the Richmond District, 27th Avenue and Geary Street to be precise, the fog horns were my lullaby for many many years

Thank you for posting this. We played it to our baby first 4 months of life. It helped calm her and put her to sleep.

I love these sounds

I love these ocean and fog horn sounds. Thank you so much for sharing this. It is so calming. I can almost feel the fog. :)

Amazing

1991-1995 on the Presido my dog and I were at Crissy or Baker beach 6 days a week. I was the hiking boots, shorts and t-shirt with the amazing swimming dog, Beta

I was born in South San Francisco in 1958. I grew up hearing these foghorns and took them for granted. In 1987 I moved to Arizona for five years. When I came back to California the foghorns were gone. I now live in Clovis California which is outside of Fresno, and I’m so grateful to hear theses foghorns again. Thank you so much. May 12, 2021 10:00 PM

Hart Crane's poem "The Harbor Dawn" describes these nautical sounds.

Wow !!!! Awesome recording !!!! March of 2021 ,,,,,

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How I miss the Bay Area

I used to lounge in bed in Noe Valley in the 70s listening to the horns as the fog moved back into the ocean. I'm having my best luck sleeping with the fog horn and the far away sounds of the ocean breaking onshore from above the Kahala district on Oahu. Yes, this fog horn sound is a national treasure and I hope someone is preserving it.

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As a former yet still at heart a Bay Area resident who lives in Great Falls, Montana now I love this and it's soothing to hear this

I grew up in the East Bay. This sound is home to me.