September 4, 1774

Posted by sydney on Sep 4th, 1774

Wood-owls hoot much.

September 3, 1774

Posted by sydney on Sep 3rd, 1774

Turned the horses into the great mead: there is good after-grass considering that the field was not mown ’til July 16.

September 2, 1774

Posted by sydney on Sep 2nd, 1774

Hop-picking begins at Faringdon.  Wasps abound.

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