January 31, 1787

Posted by sydney on Jan 31st, 1787

Small frost, sun, still, & pleasant.  Beautiful dappled sky.

January 19, 1787

Posted by sydney on Jan 19th, 1787

Mice eat the crocus roots.

January 17, 1787

Posted by sydney on Jan 17th, 1787

Strong aurora.

January 11, 1787

Posted by sydney on Jan 11th, 1787

This afternoon I saw at the house of my neighbour Mr Burbey, 54 young girls, which he entertained with tea, & cakes: they were, except a few, natives of this village.

January 8, 1787

Posted by sydney on Jan 8th, 1787

Wheeled dung into the garden, & to the basons in Baker’s hill.  Mr Churton left us.

January 6, 1787

Posted by sydney on Jan 6th, 1787

Paths dry: boys play at taw on the Plestor.

January 3, 1787

Posted by sydney on Jan 3rd, 1787

On this evening there was a total eclipse of the moon: but the sky was so cloudy, that we saw nothing of the progress of it.

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