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NARRATOR: Around and along in the middle of somewhere...
..lives a little sound collector.
Oh, yes, and his best friend, Mole.
MOLE SIGHS
Putting in his hearing aids,
the Sound Collector starts to hear the world around him.
WAVE OF SOUND SWELLS
CLATTERING NEARBY
What's that Mole doing?
MOLE SNUFFLES
Ah, there she is.
No wonder Mole's puzzled.
She can hardly see anything outside.
What a foggy day.
The Sound Collector seems rather intrigued, though.
There, all for Mole.
MOLE EATS NOISILY
Wow! The fog hasn't ruined your appetite, Mole.
SWITCH CLICKS
WAVE OF SOUND SWELLS
PIGEONS COO, WATER BABBLES
SOUND COLLECTOR SIGHS
WATER CASCADES, WHEEL CREAKS
Great sounds are all around.
But none for the eye to see.
Oh, hello.
MOLE SNUFFLES
Mole might not be able to see the best,
but she has an amazing sense of smell.
MOLE GRUNTS
Mole! How will we find you?
MOLE GRUNTS
Good thinking. He can follow the sounds she makes.
Things sound so different when you can't see them.
It's like a guessing game.
MOLE SNUFFLES, NARRATOR CHUCKLES
And guess who that is!
I wonder where Mole has got to?
SQUEAKING, RUSTLING
Oh, that could be a hedgehog, perhaps.
They love rustling the leaves. CREAKING
That sounds like the cottage gate.
NARRATOR CHUCKLES Still needs oiling.
SOUND COLLECTOR GRUNTS Oops!
The noise of a Sound Collector tripping over a rock.
CHUCKLING No harm done.
CHURCH BELLS CHIME Hmm.
Sounds to guide him through the fog.
CHIMING
The church bells, far away.
Maybe this way.
He's found his way to the cottage.
CHIMING CONTINUES
And there's the little girl.
GIRL GIGGLES He doesn't need to hide today.
Ah! Now where is he?
So quiet. COCKEREL CROWS
A cockerel. He must be near the farm.
So, home will be this way...
maybe.
Well, it's not easy to find your way in such a quiet, thick fog.
CROWS CAW No point in following a crow.
They're everywhere.
CHIMING Wind chimes.
From his garden, perhaps.
SOUND COLLECTOR EXCLAIMS Yes!
Time to get home for his breakfast.
Oh! That'll be that rock again.
SCRAMBLING
What is that noise?
RUSTLING
It's getting closer.
Whoa!
RUSTLING APPROACHES
GRUNTING
CHUCKLING Oh, it's just Mole.
She's found the Sound Collector with her great sense of smell.
And by the smell of things,
she found something smelly to roll in, too.
Oh, Mole!
Hmm. How will they get home now?
CHIMING
Listen. The wind chimes again.
Follow that sound.
MOLE GRUNTS Oops!
PIGEON COOS
SOUND COLLECTOR: Ah!
NARRATOR: Look, home.
CHIMING
Time for his breakfast, I think.
SOUND COLLECTOR SNIFFS
And a wash.
There. MOLE SNUFFLES
MOLE SNEEZES Bet she smells a lot better now.
Erm... No, you don't, Mole.
SHAKING, WATER SPLASHES
Oh! Oh, yes, you do.
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