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Sep.11/10
(Cuscuta bronovii) Much of it at one place
in swamp N. of the town.
(Parenus anthelatus) Modest plant N. of the town.
(Azalea glauca) a few bushes in swamp N. of the
town
Sep.12. Fine. Heaver took his first lesson from the
bathing master, Mr. Brown. He was in only about 5 mins.
but succeeded in floating perfectly several times.
Two hours on Chappaquiddick S. in afternoon
(Eupatorium aromaticum) a cluster of
red stems just in flower on the open downs
on Chappaquiddick S.
(Pedicularis canadensis) A scattering of
well developed plants in an oak grove on
Chappaquiddick S.
(Bromus commutatus). Early cultivated
round Chappaquiddick S. a few plants.
Sep.13 Fine. Bathing brook in am. In afternoon in water
sail boat to Newton's landing, across to Poucha
pond & the woods at the western end of
Chappaquiddick S.