Posts Tagged ‘wind’
My dorm in Hague
The wind blowing and rattling the blinds around through the closed window, as the “Star Trek” soundtrack plays
Date/Location: 2-18-17, 8:23am, from window at Nassau/Suffolk RSR booth
Sounds heard: bird chirping, wood pecker, wind enhanced from microphone
Outside of Estabrook
Crunching snow and ice, wind, faint laughter and talking
1: 2/13/17- 9:31 AM- Outside of Lowe
2: Wind breezing by very fast
3: People chatting behind me, the crunch of the snow
4: My footsteps as I walk up the stairs and the cling of the door as it opens
5: Low
6: Chilly
7: The wind, footsteps, people chatting
1. February 8 – 12:00 – Calkin’s Quad
2. Farthest- birds chirping, footsteps, people talking, wind in the trees
3. Middle- birds chirping, wind in the trees
4. Closest- music from my headphones, my pencil writing on paper
5. Level- quiet
6. Environment- peaceful
7. Important Sounds- wind, birds, music
- February 9th, 11:36am, Netherlands South
- Far Sounds: Snow plow attempting to clear the parking lot, snow crackling under cars out on Oak street
- Medium Sounds: Students crunching snow as they walk to get food, students talking
- Close Sounds: the snow deafening all other sounds around me, the wind howling through the air and the trees
- Sound Level: Loud
- Environment: Apocalyptic
- Essential Sounds: Wind, Crunching Snow, Snow Plow
Location/Time: walking from Estabrook to the Student Center, 2/7/17 6:30pm
Sounds Heard: wind, me walking on wet pavement, birds, someone singing the words “isn’t she love”
- February 2, 2017. 8:30 a.m. – My Room
- Close Sounds: The radiator running on low heat.
- Medium Sounds: Dings of the elevator, residents walking around in the hallway.
- Far Sounds: Strong wind outside my window, traffic horns from the
- Sound Level: Low
- Environment: Calm
- Three Essential Sounds: The radiator, the elevator, the wind
3/17/16, 6:00pm, Underneath deck at pembroke house
Newborn kittens crying, wind blowing
3/4/16 12am walking outside Nassau/suffolk dorms
Sounds: footsteps, car engines, wind, students yelling