H Is for House

00:00:02 A naturalist of very fixed habits followed the sun around his house.

00:00:18 At lunchtime, he ate on the terrace with his family

00:00:37 the naturalist couldn't change his habits

00:00:57 - R is for... - Robin.

00:01:23 H is for hen.

00:01:47 H is for haberdashery, hunting, halving, halfling

00:02:02 H is for hero. H is for Harris.

00:02:25 H is for harpsichord.

00:02:50 H is for hose pipe.

00:03:09 - B is for... - Blackberries. l like those ones.

00:03:27 - M is for... - Music.

00:04:10 H is for Hemiptera, Homoptera and Hymenoptera.

00:04:35 - L is for... - Ladder.

00:05:04 - H is for... - House.

00:05:39 H is for half past six, half past seven, half past eight

00:06:01 and the tree sparrow is common in many places

00:06:17 watched and waited for the approach of the city.

00:06:33 Her expectations and her anxieties, however fearful

00:06:51 whilst she was pouring tea.

00:07:07 with temporary buildings and disposable traffic.

00:07:26 Avoiding the dangerous glare of the day

00:07:41 groups of people sat out of doors in the evening looking westward.

00:08:04 Cynical observers began to look west in the morning

00:08:37 Go to bed.