179th day – 186 days to follow
Temp 70
Nook Farm Abraiding Stones
Carted coal from the barn over into the house cellar.
Mrs H went to Boston this AM early.
I caught a young rabbit eating the bean vines on the hill.
Gilbert Harlow came in while I was at dinner, he was looking for a cottage for a month for his family.
Jenette and the kids were in the car.
The storm ended at noon, and the sun came out for the first time in three days.
I ate a hasty supper and rode my wheel over to the barber ship and got a haircut.
On the way back I stopped at the Nook Farm corn field and hunted for an hour and a half and I found two abraiding stones, one broken, and two arrow buts, the cornfield was worked in good shape by the last rain.
Then I came home and mowed some grass.
Thel went down to the camp and brought Neome McNeal home.
Saw two rabbits in my beans up on the hill.
I had to kill one, it was a young one and had both front legs broken as it got in a trap I set for a woodchuck.
Arrowheads Up the Hill 