<p>Didn't really know where to post, but decided this would be as good a place as any...</p>
<p>Hi, I have an assignment for my philosophy class and I have to come up with at least 6 different places that echo. So far I have a cave, a mountain top (or range), and an empty bathroom (yes it's really bad). It doesn't seem like it should be this hard, but I just can't seem to think of anything else. Does anyone have any examples?</p>
<p>a basement?</p>
<p>i dont know....i dont have a basement</p>
<p>An auditorium</p>
<p>an empty gym</p>
<p>a long hallway</p>
<p>a lighthouse (it's in Enid Blyton's c'mon...)</p>
<p>omg... you read enid blyton's books? i grew up reading those!! (the ones with the five kids... they were all related, some siblings, the rest cousins. oh and there's a dog too, george's; i also read the ones with the seven kids...). but they were in bahasa indonesia/not in english. what are they (the two series) called in english? sorry i sound really dumb, hehehe, it's just i've never run into her books since i came to america and this brings back good childhood memories.</p>
<p>Grand (or any other) Canyon.</p>
<p>how about your concience? (i think that is misspelled)</p>
<p>Conscience*</p>
<p>Nassau Hall after everyone has left.</p>
<p>if ur in a sewer pipe =P</p>
<p>parking garage</p>
<p>OH!.....a tunnel...like the lincoln...you always honk your horn!</p>
<p>One of the famous princeton arches of course :p</p>
<p>(no i'm serious they echo nicely)</p>
<p>A church/cathedral (most fantastic echos, especially if you're singing a requiem)
Call-and-Response song form
Nostalgia</p>
<p>the Hollywood Bowl!!! Great acoustics in there :)</p>
<p>taurustorus, the ones with the five kids are called The Famous Five. I can't recall the ones with the seven kids, though; it's been so long! :) I used to read The Famous Five every day in the library until I finished up the whole collection... LoL...</p>
<p>The one with seven is called, with dazzling originality, the Secret Seven (at least, that's what I remember - it's been so long). I used to read them, until I found them a little repetitive. Still, they were fun while I was young enough to appreciate them (reminisces fondly).</p>