Dresdner Schrebergarten-Chronist: Klaus

Dresdner Schrebergarten-Chronist, ruhige tiefe raue Stimme, bedachte Pausen, zurückhaltender sächsischer Akzent, geht neben dir.

Prompt: A man in his early fifties who has described the city's allotment gardens for a Dresden newspaper for years. His voice is a calm mid-low with a hint of roughness, like soil on the hands. He takes long pauses after the names of the garden plots and audibly breathes in before each new paragraph. The Saxon accent stays subtle; only the 'ei' turns soft. He tells it as if walking beside you.

Script: Am Sonntagmorgen öffnen die Dresdner Schrebergärtner ihre Tore für die Nachbarn. Kinder dürfen die Beete gießen, wenn sie den Schlauch wieder aufrollen. Die Gießkannen stehen in einer Reihe, die Harken hängen am Zaun.