November 17, 1771
Posted by sydney on Nov 17th, 1771
A most astonishing, & destructive flood at Newcastle on Tyne.
November 15, 1771
Posted by sydney on Nov 15th, 1771
Tortoise at Ringmer had not finish’d his hybernaculum, being interrupted by the sunny weather, which tempted him out.
November 14, 1771
Posted by sydney on Nov 14th, 1771
An epidemic disease among the dogs in Sussex, which proves fatal to many. They pine away, & die moping.
November 13, 1771
Posted by sydney on Nov 13th, 1771
Saw 16 fork-tailed kites at one on the downs.
Novmeber 10, 1771
Posted by sydney on Nov 10th, 1771
Tortoise comes out in the sun about noon, but soon returns to his work of digging a hole to retire into.
November 8, 1771
Posted by sydney on Nov 8th, 1771
Few petrifacations about Ringmer & Lewes. Ringmer soil not clay at top but brick-loam: bears good apples, pears, & grapes. Clay under, which holds water like a dish. The trees are mostly elms.
November 6, 1771
Posted by sydney on Nov 6th, 1771
Whitings in high season: herrings going out.
November 5, 1771
Posted by sydney on Nov 5th, 1771
Phyteuma orbicularis in bloom on the downs S. of Lewes.
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