reminds me of another hill event. Bunch of us haying on a very large hill - one hay wagon - fortunately only partially loaded.
got a flat tire. Friend was driving it up the hill, saw the problem, decided he'd leave the wagon there and go get some air...
Nobody was close enough to ask "what the HELL are you thinking???"...
He pulled the pin... ever so slowly the wagon started moving... You could see his panic as he suddenly realized his stupid mistake, but there was no stopping it...
slowly picking up speed - a little faster - a little faster... a LOT faster - FLYING - SCREAMING down the hill..
Finally got to the bottom, hit a stone wall and launched the entire wagon up into the air over the wall and off into the woods.
It was rather spectacular -
there wasn't a dry eye in the house from all the laughter at my poor friends expense.
Had to extricate the wagon from the woods with an excavator.
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