November 22, 1777

Posted by sydney on Nov 22nd, 1777

Beeches love to grow in crouded situations, & will insinuate themselves thro’ the thickest covert, so as to surmount it all.  Are therefore proper to mend thin places in tall hedges.  Strong N. aurora, extending to the W. and S.W. some streaks of fiery red.

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