Posted by Michael Soldan on May 15, 2018 at 06:53:16 from (208.96.91.165):
Didn't want to steal another's post but my mother had some ideas about lightning. If a storm was approaching she would pour a pail of water on the lighning rod cable where it entered the ground , this making a better connection. We were to stay away from the telephone, never take a bath if a storm was approaching and to stay away from the windows. Never seek shelter under a tree.Now there is method in this madness. Our local golf course tells us to lay our clubs down and wait until they come for you with a cart, they will get your clubs later, unless of course you are driving a cart , you are to immediately go to the club house. I remember having three cows killed by lightning over the years and the globes on the lightning rods on the barn roof blown to bits. Scary at times for sure
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