March 29

Posted by sydney on Mar 29th, 2009
  • 1793: March 29, 1793 – White sharp frost: thick ice: icicles.  Apricots blow: peaches & nectarines begin to open their buds.  Some thing again eats the young celeri.
  • 1787: March 29, 1787 – Some swallows were seen over the lake of Geneva, & at Rolle.  On March 30 several were seen at the same place.
  • 1785: March 29, 1785 – My niece Clement was brought to bed of a boy. This child makes my 42 nephew, & niece now living.
  • 1774: March 29, 1774 – A fine regular bloom all over the apricot, peach, & nectarine trees.  Sheltered the bloom with some ivy-boughs.
  • 1773: March 29, 1773 – Turned out the cucumbers into their hills.  Beds still too hot.  The dry weather has lasted just a month.  Roads all dryed up.
  • 1770: March 29, 1770 – Dirt bears horse and man.  Boys slide on the ice.
  • 1768: March 29, 1768 – Cock pheasant crows.  Blue stinking mist.

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