Beach House Wind

The sun soaked sands are lifted up by the sea breeze and carried off through the rustling palm trees and over your tanned nose, tickling you. The warmth puts you in such a restful state of being that you are barely stirred from your heavenly slumber. Who knows how many hours, days, or weeks have gone by while laying beneath the rays in this tropical paradise? Who cares? Your seemingly endless ability to enjoy this place gives you all the more reason to let go of the clock and count your days by the number of warm breaths you take. In 2000, 3,578,718, or 3.09% of the United States' housing stock, were holiday or second homes, compared with 2.66% in 1990, and 1.87% in 1980. 26% of all these are located in the north-eastern states, with approximately 250,199 (7% of all the second homes in the U.S.) located in New York, and Maine having the largest percentage of its housing stock as second homes. This sound uses the following file from Freesound: http://www.freesound.org/samplesViewSingle.php?id=104871