To the North Otto Grange Hall painting – We took food for both noon and evening, as I expected to work up to 6:00 or later (the lighting was not right on the tree I wanted to paint until mid-afternoon.
Although it was unpleasantly sultry going down we found it pleasant in the shade of the giant locusts.
Lying on the mat looking directly up into the sky – Too seldom do we allow ourselves the joy of such a view –
Finished about six —
After a pleasant meal with a cool day breeze from the west, we went homeward –
The thoroughwort patch on Swamp Road is in full rampant bloom – Goldenrod is coming out rapidly.
Charles E. Burchfield, Journals, August 6, 1963