October 3, 1770
Posted by sydney on Oct 3rd, 1770
Ring-ouzels again on the downs eastward.
Ring-ouzels again on the downs eastward.
Gardens are torn to pieces, & great boughs off trees.
Barley grows in the swarth. Thunder, lightening, hail.
Stormy all night. Aequnoctial weather. Wheat begins to sow.
The hop-picking at Farnham is just beginning. About 8,000 people beside natives are employed. A vast crop. Much wall fruit at Farnham castle; but void of flower.
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