[Sca-cooks] Harvest times

[tom.vincent at yahoo.com]

Two strikes on that reply.
 
The 'Year Without a Summer' was 1816, not 1881, and it was due to the global weather disruption due to a massive volcanic eruption in Indonesia, not the 'little ice age', which ran from the 14th to mid-19th centuries.
 
Duriel
 
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Remember that the 13th century was starting to see the beginnings of 
the 'little ice age' which was ultimately responsible for 1881, "the year 
without a summer" that those of us who read the Little House books may or 
may not remember. It had an effect on the length of the growing season.

>From whence comes this particular month cycle? What book did you find it 
in?

Margaret FitzWilliam, cook and scribe
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