January 28
Posted by sydney on Jan 28th, 2009
- 1793: January 28, 1793 – Bees come out, & gather on the snow-drops.
- 1788: January 28, 1788 – Several slow-worms found under the bottom of an old hay-rick in a torpid state, but not without some motion.
- 1786: January 28, 1786 – Mr Richardson, & son William came.
- 1782: January 28, 1782 – Water-cresses come in. The winter-spring, or lavant, runs from the hanger into gracious street.
- 1778: January 28, 1778 – Frost comes in a doors. Little shining particles of ice, appear on the ceiling, cornice, & walls of my great parlor the vapor condensed on the plaster is frozen in spite of frequent fires in the chimney. I now set a chafing dish of clear-burnt charcoal in the room on the floor.
- 1776: January 28, 1776 – Fierce frost, ice under people’s beds, & cutting winds. Thermr at Selborne: abroad, 7.
- 1774: January 28, 1774 – Titmouse begins to open. Red-breast sings. Song-thrush sings.
- 1771: January 28, 1771 – Turneps are very small this year, and are on the decay.
- 1770: January 28, 1770 – White wagtails sing a sort of song. Paths are steady.
- 1768: January 28, 1768 – Sowed more cucumber seeds. Fringillado, great titmouse, begins some of his spring notes. Pricked out the cucumbers.
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