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The city sleeps, under a dark impenetrable sky. Streets, almost empty. Beneath invisible rainclouds, countless back gardens hold up their hands. Up, as high as they can reach, to catch the falling water.

© Hugh Huddy Length 25 min 25 February 2023 Season 1 Episode 160 NatureEmotional Health UK Episodic

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© Hugh Huddy Length 25 min 25 February 2023 Season 1 Episode 160 NatureEmotional Health UK Episodic

A babbling brook at night

A babbling brook at night

This is an episodic podcast, so you can listen to it in any order, but episode one is a great place to start.

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The city sleeps, under a dark impenetrable sky. Streets, almost empty. Beneath invisible rainclouds, countless back gardens hold up their hands. Up, as high as they can reach, to catch the falling water.

In one garden, sheltered under a wide tarpaulin, microphones are recording. Alone. On top of a tripod, and standing, as high as a person. Listening.

The tarpaulin, is to them a canvas. It lets them see the rain. In all its spatial detail. A transcriber. A taught thin surface, that catches each raindrop, and changes its collided imprint into crisp edged, spatial  sound.

Drizzly white noise sheens. Sharp flurries of scattering pinpricks. Steady mesmerising rhythms. And the shadows, in time,  of the slow passing rain clouds.


© Hugh Huddy | 25 min

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