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June 1^st.Raining all day. Cold. Wind North. Big sea.
5^th. Have not yet sown any Swedes.
9^th. Whit Monday. Nice day. Visitors to Speeton seem to get fewer each year. Been to market. Beef & Mutton good trade. Pigs cheap. 
June 10^th. Drilling a few Swedes, land in nice condition.
11^th. Raining.
July 22^nd. Finished cutting clover & Grass. Weather very unsettled.
New potatoes cheap 1/6 wholesale.
Nice crop black currants & strawberries, gooseberries very poor.
24^th. Big thunderstorm. Lot of rain are quite ready for fine weather again.
Grass & clover cut but cannot get on with it owing to the wet.
28^th. Been to Seamer market. Raining all afternoon. Sold the first fat lambs 86/- each. Very big show of sheep nice trade.
Aug 4^th. Bank holiday. Been to Brid market. Light show of cattle & sheep. Cattle slow trade. Sheep good. Fine day. The storm of last monday has laid a lot of corn inland. Only a little is laid at Speeton.
Aug 18^th. Raining. Corn still more laid.
M^essrs. Coleman & Watson each cut a little corn on the 15^th & 16^th.
23^rd. Gathered a few brambles. Fine berries. Weather unsettled.
Sept 1^st. Started harvest. Weather still unsettled.
3^rd. Today has been a real nice day.
It is so long since we have had such a day that I am making a note of it.
21^st & 22^nd. Big gale. The corn stooks are blown down more than I ever remember seeing them.
George Marr of Muston who is at present Mr Sawdon’s wagoner has been presented with the Royal humane society’s silver medal for rescuing a dog which had got down the cliff and was not able to get back again to the top without assistance.
Oct 1^st. There is still some corn to cut at Speeton.
The weather has been a little better but we had some rain during the night.
5^th. Raining all day.         6^th. Weather still bad.