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  #1 Kurt Laitner on 02 Jan 10

   

  Pavilion's are used to hide from the rain, along with other uses. In an area where rain is a feature of the lifestyle, like say Vancouver BC Canada or Seattle Washington USA not to exclude others, a pavilion with a rube goldberg like set of contraptions on its roof that processes rain into a number of other sounds (mechanically) would be fun. Think japanese shishi odeshi deer chaser fountains with different sized drums and hitting different sound generators, a surface snare drum to convert individual rain drops into percussion a giant bucket when it fills tips to strike a gong, you name it.

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">Pavilion's are used to hide from the rain, along with other uses. In an area where rain is a feature of the lifestyle, like say Vancouver BC Canada or Seattle Washington USA not to exclude others, a pavilion with a rube goldberg like set of contraptions on its roof that processes rain into a number of other sounds (mechanically) would be fun. Think japanese shishi odeshi deer chaser fountains with different sized drums and hitting different sound generators, a surface snare drum to convert individual rain drops into percussion a giant bucket when it fills tips to strike a gong, you name it.</div>

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