Charles E. Burchfield (1893-1967)

light finds it way hither by this means. It may account for that white luminous gas which comes from the sewers on some days.(HT)P.M. To Boatshop.(HT)Sky clearing, A brisk hot breeze from S.W.It is interesting to note various kinds of plants that thrive along the smoky railroad. Two kinds of burdock, (in bloom) “sweet-grass” clover - in great abundance, a pleasing odor comes up from them, unexpected in a place like this - ragweed, pennyworts & an odd unfamiliar plant. Flat & circular. Upper