Sound Escape 291. The soft sounds of an autumn woodland walk
Recent rain has revived the woodland and you are compelled to take an evening walk in search of fungi along a stream and through the crunchy leaf litter. The strong, earthy scent of mushrooms fills the gloaming beneath beech trees, while grey wagtails skitter along the water. BBC Countryfile Magazine's Plodcast Sound…
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