Posted by mss3020 on May 12, 2014 at 14:56:11 from (209.50.26.86):
Ya I built the wife a water feature on the side/back of our house, next to house.. 4 water falls and pond.. once a week I throw the hose in and add water to it usually when I go out to do chores usually see it when come back to shut off. Put it in this morning and came home to seeing the hose still hung over... OH CR P.. back yard standing water.. ran down the back down the water way in the field.. Well plum forgot about that part and had the 72 chevy in the hay shed out back and needed it around front in the big shed.. took out and drove RIGHT THROUGH ALL THAT WATER, MUD, ETC.. didnt even dawn on me until i felt the truck kinda hydroplane and slow up some.. what a mess..couldnt help but laugh at my self.. course when it drys out I have some grading to do..and grass to replant..lol
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