July 6, 1778

Posted by sydney on Jul 6th, 1778

The thunder-clouds sunk all away in the night; & we have had no rain.  My well sinks very fast.  Watered the garden, which is much scorched.

July 5, 1778

Posted by sydney on Jul 5th, 1778

We have had no thunder-shower all this summer, tho’ many have fallen in sight of us.  Much mischief by this thunder in distant parts.

July 3, 1778

Posted by sydney on Jul 3rd, 1778

Thatched the hay-ricks: delicate hay.

July 1, 1778

Posted by sydney on Jul 1st, 1778

The meadow-rick sinks fast.

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