As I sat in the moment and let the environment interpret itself, one of the first things that stood out for me was the noise the leaves were making as the wind blew through them, it was as if they were singing. The constant rustle and banging of the leaves together never let the air be quiet not even for a minute, their sounds filled the entire park with sound. In a way this constant white noise felt calming, and like the paralaxis game made me investigate smaller objects of our large environment to see from a different perspective. I began to think of what other objects and aspects of music made similar sounds, such a paper bags and different rhythms of songs that I knew. Within music we use instruments to make different sounds or we can even made music from clapping our hands, the leaves rustling is nature's way of making music.

In the moments I was in this environment, and I was focusing on how it was speaking to me with language and what words were coming to my mind whilst I was in this environment. The simple sounds of nature around me required me to listen and be still, I found these moments reminded me of aspects of the Didirri text and video where we were required to deeply listen to the sounds and other aspects of the piece. I found that was also doing this deep listening whilst in the park environment.