1917
The Diary in January
The big freeze. The family are now in their new house in Hinton St George.
January 1st – 6th
A New Year and a new home means chores, gardening and mole catchers.
January 7th – 19th
The weather gets worse, 6 moles are caught and both her son and Mother depart.
January 20th – 29th
The freezing winter of 1917. Wynne worries about coal, her frozen garden and the lack of a governess.
January 30th – 31st
The freeze continues. Prices are rising, Germany appears to be suffering and Wynne comments on the development of air power.