the Thoreau Log.
22 January 1855. Concord, Mass.

Thoreau writes in his journal:

  Heavy rain in the night and half of to-day, with very high wind from the southward . . .

  P.M.—To stone bridge, Loring’s Pond, Derby’s and Nut Meadow.

  It is a good lichen day, for the high wind has strewn the bark over the fields and the rain has made them very bright. In some places for fifteen rods the whole road is like a lake from three to fifteen inches deep. It is very exciting to see, where was so lately only ice and snow, dark wavy lakes, dashing in furious torrents . . .

(Journal, 7:129-131)

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