December 7

Posted by sydney on Dec 7th, 2008
  • 1792: December 7, 1792 – Took down the urns, & shut up the alcove.
  • 1791: December 7, 1791 – Ground very wet.  Farmer Tull plants Butts-close with hops.
  • 1788: December 7, 1788 – The wind & frost cut down the wheat, which seems to want a mantle of snow.
  • 1781: December 7, 1781 – The weather was dark, still, & foggy all the time that I was absent, & the wind mostly N.E. & E.
  • 1772: December 7, 1772 – Earthed asparagus beds.  No ice yet.
  • 1768: December 7, 1768 – Lavants rise very fast at Farindon. and Chawton.

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