June 30, 1780
Posted by sydney on Jun 30th, 1780
The portugal-laurel blows in a beautiful manner.
June 27, 1780
Posted by sydney on Jun 27th, 1780
Swallows feed their young on the ground in Mr. Curtis’s botanic garden in George’s fields.
June 24, 1780
Posted by sydney on Jun 24th, 1780
Cistus ledon blows.
* Thomas kept the rain account at Selborne.
June 23, 1780
Posted by sydney on Jun 23rd, 1780
Swifts stay-out ’til a quarter before nine o’ the clock.
June 22, 1780
Posted by sydney on Jun 22nd, 1780
Gloomy & moist, rain. Sold my st. foin the 13th crop. Lighted a fire in the dining room. Rain at S. Lambeth 32.
June 20, 1780
Posted by sydney on Jun 20th, 1780
Early pease abound. Strawberries, & cherries ill-ripened, & very small. Much wall-fruit. Roses blow.
June 19, 1780
Posted by sydney on Jun 19th, 1780
Dust well-laid on the road. Barley in ear on the sands. Much upland-hay mowed near London.
June 12, 1780
Posted by sydney on Jun 12th, 1780
Dragon-flies. Bees swarm. Sheep are shorn.
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