The First Day of Autumn: A slow inventory of turning things

Edwin Marsh

The air changes before the calendar does, and most people miss the exact moment it happens. This is a quiet walk through that shift: the first cool morning, leaves turning color from the edges in, birds gathering before they go, and the particular slant of afternoon light that only shows up once a year. Observant, patient, and content to simply notice, this is a listen for anyone who wants to slow down long enough to catch a season changing its mind.