Posted by Dan in North Houston on September 17, 2021 at 08:45:01 from (73.183.155.181):
In Reply to: Lightening strikes posted by jon f mn on September 17, 2021 at 05:03:16:
Back in the 70's we were making hay when a cloud burst sprang up. We had a wagon load of small bales, and a big tarp that we threw over the wagon. We were taking shelter under the wagon, it was raining so fast that there was water standing on the ground. It was a small field with big trees around it. so we figured that was a good a place as any to shelter, as the trucks were a long way off. I was laying on the wagon coupling pole to stay out of the water, with only my hands on the ground to keep from rolling off the pole, when lightening hit nearby. I could feel the electricity flowing through my hands, was probably not more than a second but it seemed like it lasted forever. One of the guys slumped over, I thought he was dead, but we quickly revived him and he was ok. Other two guys got shocked but apparently not as bad. I was not hurt or burned at all, but after a few hours, I got very sick to my stomach. Fortunately no lasting effects for any of us.
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