the Thoreau Log.
8 October 1856. Concord, Mass.

Thoreau writes in his journal:

  P.M.—To Smith Chestnut Grove by Turnpike, and Saw Mill.

  At length I discover some white pine cones, a few, on Emerson Heater Piece trees. They are all open, and the seeds, all the sound ones but one, gone. So September is the time to gather them . . .

  Sophia brings home large freshly ripe thimble-berries, with some unripe, a second crop, apparently owing to the abundance of rain for the last six weeks.

(Journal, 9:105-108)

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