Posted by JWalker on July 28, 2012 at 18:09:12 from (66.153.209.26):
I had bailed some hay this morning and finished about 1:00 this afternoon. I loaded it on the truck and trailer and sent it on to the barn. I left instructions to leave it outside and I would unload it later in the afternoon. I drove on home from the hay field and stopped at the house to eat dinner and do some honey do"s. A couple of hours later and after a shower I decieded to take a quick nap. After 5 minutes I woke up the the impression that I should go unload the hay. I went to the barn and started moving things around to get the hay unloaded. I had baked the bailer under the shelter to start unhooking it (bailing tractor has loader), and all of the sudden I start hearing raindrops on the tin roof. Needless to say I ran to the truck hoping the airbrakes would not be locked and drove the truck and trailer under the barn. The bottom then dropped out for the grand total of 30 seconds.
I went ahead and put the tractor under the shelter and walked home. The humidity was now so high I needed a shower after walking the 1/4 mile home.
Twenty minutes later it settled into a nice shower, giving us 1/2 inch of much needed rain
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