January 25

Posted by sydney on Jan 25th, 2009
  • 1784: January 25, 1784 – The turnips, that are not stacked, are all frozen and spoiled.
  • 1783: January 25, 1783 – Snow gone.  The wryneck pipes.
  • 1770: January 25, 1770 – Chaffinches in vast flock: mostly hens: some bramblings among them.
  • 1769: January 25, 1769 – Soft day.  Bunting sings.  A snipe appears on the high downs among the wheat.  Royston crow.  Skylark sings.

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