The Wind in Four Places: Field, forest, chimney, shore

Edwin Marsh

Wind never sounds the same twice, and most people never stop to notice why. This is a close listen to four places where it speaks differently: the long push across open field, the layered rush through forest canopy, the low moan down a chimney flue, and the steady roll of shore wind over water. No lesson to learn, just attention paid well. Quiet, observant, the kind of company that makes you want to step outside and listen for yourself.