November 1, 1769

Posted by sydney on Nov 1st, 1771

An imperfect rainbow on the fog; a more vivid one on the dewy grass.  Grey crows, Cornix cinerea frugilega, near South Wick.  Mrs Snooke’s tortoise begins to scrape an hole in the ground in order for laying up.

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