Ed S.
Well-known Member
- Location
- Middle Tennessee
I raked yesterday, and we had another perfect haying day today, so around 4:30, I set to it. As I have beans on most of the field right now, this is only a couple acres worth.
Got it picked up in short order (52 bales of *very* nice alfalfa) and gave the cows a treat before tucking everything back in the barn.
We were starting to get the first outer wisps of Irma's cloud 'arms' as I finished up. My brother in Daytona Beach made it through safely (they stayed), said they had 112mph wind gusts. Some minor damage to their house but no flooding, thankfully.
My son in Charleston made it okay, too. He's a filmmaker/videographer and shot some B-roll in town that made The Weather Channel today, so pretty big for him! Said there was bad flooding in town.
Finally, another brother in Waynesboro, GA sent pics of a lot of downed trees and blown out store signs.
Praying for folks who were impacted, and especially for those with the gargantuan task of cleaning up and rebuilding.
es
Got it picked up in short order (52 bales of *very* nice alfalfa) and gave the cows a treat before tucking everything back in the barn.
We were starting to get the first outer wisps of Irma's cloud 'arms' as I finished up. My brother in Daytona Beach made it through safely (they stayed), said they had 112mph wind gusts. Some minor damage to their house but no flooding, thankfully.
My son in Charleston made it okay, too. He's a filmmaker/videographer and shot some B-roll in town that made The Weather Channel today, so pretty big for him! Said there was bad flooding in town.
Finally, another brother in Waynesboro, GA sent pics of a lot of downed trees and blown out store signs.
Praying for folks who were impacted, and especially for those with the gargantuan task of cleaning up and rebuilding.
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