January 9, 1784

Posted by sydney on Jan 9th, 1784

A grey crow shot near the village.  This is only the third that I ever saw in this parish.  Some wild-geese in the village down the stream.

January 8, 1784

Posted by sydney on Jan 8th, 1784

Some wild-ducks up the stream near the village.  Much wild fowl on the lakes in the forest.

January 7, 1784

Posted by sydney on Jan 7th, 1784

Hoar frost lies all day.  Frost comes in a door.

January 3, 1784

Posted by sydney on Jan 3rd, 1784

Snow gone: flood at Gracious street.

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