December 8, 1772

Posted by sydney on Dec 8th, 1772

Brother & sister John arrived.

December 7, 1772

Posted by sydney on Dec 7th, 1772

Earthed asparagus beds.  No ice yet.

December 6, 1772

Posted by sydney on Dec 6th, 1772

A dead young rook, about half-grown was found in a nest on one of Mr Pink’s trees near his house.

December 4, 1772

Posted by sydney on Dec 4th, 1772

Dark and spitting. Nasturtiums blow yet. Indian flowers in Decr! Song thrush sings.

December 2, 1772

Posted by sydney on Dec 2nd, 1772

Trimmed the vines.  Their shools were by no means good, nor well-ripened, notwithstanding the hot summer.

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