The ocean sounds so wonderfully loud at night. Getting used to a new soundscape is intriguing, novel and a little bit discombobulating all at the same time. Our Great Southern Migration Sea Change is still going full steam ahead, but we will be very glad to find 'normal' again, or at least discover what the new South Coast normal is all about.
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