July 29, 1774

Posted by sydney on Jul 29th, 1774

Sowed turnep, & Wrench’s radishes.  Young swallows continue to come out. Harvest begun on the downs: wheat not ripe.  Destroyed a wasps-nest full of young vermiculi in their several gradations towards a perfect state.  Thermomr 64 on the stair-case: 59 in the wine-vault. Wrench’s radishes come from France, & are said to be a new sort: are called the Nismes radish.  Sowed a crop of spinage to stand the winter.

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