From Truro w^{ch} is 9 mile from Ffallmouth and 4 mile from Trygolny w^{ch} was y^e place I was at before w^{th} my Relation, that would have Engaged my stay with them a few dayes or weekes to have given me the diversion of the Country, and to have heard the Cornish nightingales as they Call them, the Cornish Chough—a sort of Jackdaw if I mistake not—a Little black bird w^{ch} makes them a visit about Michaelmas and gives them y^e diversion of the notes w^{ch} is a Rough sort of musick not unlike y^e Bird I take them for, so I believe they by way of jest put on the Cornish Gentlemen by Calling them nightingales; but the season of the year enclined to raine and y^e dayes declineing I was affraid to delay my Return, and these parts not abounding w^{th} much accomodation for horses, theirs being a hard sort of Cattle and Live much on Grass or ffurses of w^{ch} they have y^e most, and it will make them very ffatt being Little hardy horses, and as they jest on themselves do not Love the taste of oates and hay, because they never permit them to know the taste of it. But my horses Could not Live so, Especially on journeys, of w^{ch} I had given them a pretty exercise, and their new oates and hay suited not their stomach. I Could get noe Beanes for them till I Came back to S^t Columbe againe w^{ch} from Truro by S^t Mitchel was 12 miles mostly Lanes and Long miles. As I observed before I saw noe windmills all these Countrys over, they have only the mills w^{ch} are overshott and a Little rivulet of water you may step over turns them, w^{ch} are the mills for Grinding their Corn and their ore or what Else. From S^t Columbe I went to Way bridge 6 Long miles. There was a river w^{ch} was flowed up by y^e tyde a Greate way up into the Land, it Came from y^e north sea, it was broad, y^e bridge had 17 arches.