April 3, 1789
Posted by sydney on Apr 3rd, 1789
Some wood-cocks are now found in Hartely-wood: as soon as the weather grows a little warm, they will pair, & leave us.
April 1, 1789
Posted by sydney on Apr 1st, 1789
Rain in the night, spring-like. Crocus’s make a gaudy show. Some little snow under the hedges.
March 31, 1789
Posted by sydney on Mar 31st, 1789
Sowed a crop of onions, lettuce, & radishes.
March 28, 1789
Posted by sydney on Mar 28th, 1789
Snow did not lie. Apricots begin to blow. Earthed the nearing cucumber-bed. The plants in the seedling-bed grow, & want room. N. Aurora.
March 24, 1789
Posted by sydney on Mar 24th, 1789
About this time sailed for Antigua Ned White, aboard the Lady Jane Halliday, Captain Martin.
March 19, 1789
Posted by sydney on Mar 19th, 1789
Snow lies on the hill. Made the bearing cucumber-bed: the dung is full wet, but warm.
March 17, 1789
Posted by sydney on Mar 17th, 1789
Icicles hang in eaves all day. Snow melts in the sun.
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