After 30+ days of over 100 degree and irigating 24-7 Son decided to mow the hay.Forcast said no rain for couple of day Finished mowing an was pulling in yard with swather.WHAT IS THAT NOISE IN THE DISTANCE?????????and what is that dropping from the sky. Ended up with enough to settle the dust and say the hay got wet. gitrib
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Never fails. No rain in forecast, go mow hay, and get enough to spoil it. Or rain forcasted don't mow and get no rain
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