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Tag Archives: brinjals
1.1.39
Three eggs. The cock pigeon, which at first was rather sorry for himself, no doubt owning to having been confined in a cage & having had his wings bound, is better & trying to fly a little. The female at … Continue reading
Posted in Domestic
Tagged brinjals, cock pigeon, dead donkey, eggs, lemon blossom, marrows, nasturtiums, orange blossom, pepper trees, storks
20 Comments
September 19, 1938
For sale along with the bright orange half-ripe dates are others equally bright purple, about the colour of brinjals. Pomegranates for same in large piles everywhere. Some oranges beginning to yellow. Immense vegetable marrows for sale, probably weighing 20-30lbs. each. … Continue reading
Posted in Domestic
Tagged brinjals, dates, goldfinches, lettuces, pomegranates, storks, weather
23 Comments
September 10, 1938, Tangier
Temperature here said never to rise above about 85°. Sea is fairly warm, water extremely clear, objects 20 & 30 feet below being visible when there is no wind. There is a tide rise of about a foot. Sea & … Continue reading
Posted in Domestic
Tagged bougainvillea, brinjals, cannas, donkey, fig, fish, fishing, geraniums, grapes, horticulture, melon, Pollock, prickly pear, sardines, Tangier
22 Comments