| October 7th. The Wind W. calm, sun shiny, fair and warm all day I have people these days scattering useless hedges within the Pinfold which is Cae'r Garnedd in Coydan · |
| 8th. 6● [this is written vertically in the margin below '8th.' sw] The Wind W. very calm, and generally Sun shiny, serene and fair, but a very great hoar frost this morning on the — Garth, and some frost on the water: |
| 9th. The Wind W. calm, dry and fair, some sun shine, but generally cloudy & overcast: My people finish'd to day carrying the Muck to Brynclynni. |
| 10th. The Wind N.W. calm, sun shiny fair and pleasant weather from 8 in the morning till almost night: To Day my people – begin to sow Rye in the Pinfold at Coydan. |
| iith. The Wind S.E blowing moderate with some mizling rain in the morning, and all the day was cloudy and dark with a moist Air but made no more rain . |
| i2th. The Wind E. blowing fresh and very cold, but Sun shiny fair & dry all day: Two of my people are these days ^carrying^ of Cemaes Sand, ( but taken up from under the Sea )and laying it on that part of Cae'r Sgubor Goedan that is steep, high & gravelly at ye North End of ye Barn |
| 13th. The Wind E. blowing very high and extream cold, but sunshiny fair & dry all day: Pd. i3d. for 3 quarters of a yard of hair cloath. |
| 14th The Wind E. blowing fresh and cold, sunshiny, fair &dry all day – To Day my people begin to gather & carry home the fern. |
| 15th. The Wind E. very calm, sun shiny , fair and pleasant all day but a very great hoar frost this morning, and the water freezed pretty hard . I had i0 people to day & yesterday cutting of fern and carrying it home, & the quantity after all is small enough · |
| i6th. The Wind E. blowing moderate, some sun shine & some cloudy weather, but very cold all day, no frost, & but little hoar frost – this morning : pd. 2d. for herrings. |
