The Work of Wind humour and testimonies – focusing on

and testimonies – focusing on facts or dates that dramatically illustrate the ravages of all kinds which mark the company’s long history of sprawling development

when done right

and funerals

this book embarks on a journey to a city that no longer exists

without rushing

The Work of Wind humour and testimonies – focusing onUse on Landthe index of thirteen levels measuring the effects of wind force published in 1806 by British sea admiral Sir Francis Beaufort. Through a system of observation, the scale measures the wind speed by observing how it decomposes on land (e. g. leaves are blown from trees, chimney pots lifted, houses are destroyed) and, respectively, how it composes at sea (e. g. waves are formed). The publication is the first more of two volumes (followed by