Noise. (IP)

By torscot

Sat, 28 Feb 2015
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10 comments
 

Noise

 

D.       Distant  hills beckon

 

E.       Escape to the sound of nature

 

C.       Call of the curlew in a remote glen

 

I.        Ice crunching underfoot

 

B.      Bees making honey at the abbey, a sweet blessing

 

E.      Ebb of the tide and tumbling shells

 

L.      Lie awhile and listen to the wind make music with the trees

 

 

 

 

 

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Comments

Submitted by Philip Sidney on

Lovely images and sounds.

Submitted by torscot on

Thank you PS for taking the time out to read and comment.

My ears can only cope with soft sounds, anything at the bottom end of the decibel scale.

Regards

torscot

Submitted by tibi popovici on

Interesting "noise" you made, torscot. When DECIBEL's are not enough, the vibe will always hold the beat. Like it!

Submitted by torscot on

Thanks for reading Tibi.

It's always good to chill out with pleasent sounds.

Regards.

torscot

Submitted by Silver Spun Sand on

Well hello there, 'by any other name - Torscot'.smiley

Hope you are well and, hey...sorry I missed this one till now.  Just noticed you were  logged in, and thought I'd see what you'd been up to lately and found this little gemsmiley

An original approach to the I.P. and I love the thought of ebbing tides and the tumbling of shells, but then again, I would, wouldn't I?

Sand Lady

 

Submitted by torscot on

As always a great support sand lady.

A thank you for reading this IP.  I was about to remove it and think again when Philip and Tibi posted a comments.

In a way I'm reminded of the Alphabet challenge that Rich (Hudson Moon) suggested some time back.

Nice to hear from you

Take care

 

torscot

Submitted by Silver Spun Sand on

Yes, I remember that challenge, and it isn't quite as easy as ABCsmiley But you made it seem so.

A peaceful evening to you and may that wind making music with the trees, lull you soundly to sleep.

Sand Lady

 

Submitted by Rhiannonw on

Lovely soothing scenes and sounds evoked. Rhiannon

 

Submitted by torscot on

A very late reply to you Rhiannonow and  thanks to you for lovely comment.

I often dip into  read your " Countryside exploration" tales"  but don't acknowledge a read.

Soon to be rectified I promise.

Kind regards.

ps    May I suggest " Robert Macfarlane's" book  " The Wild Places"  that's  where I disappear to from  time to time. 

Thanks again

 

torscot

Submitted by Rhiannonw on

Thank you. I must investigate!

I'm glad to know you have enjoyed some of my 'Countryside Explorations', but don't feel you have to comment! Rhiannon