We knew it was going to be stormy weather and were rushing as much as possible to get home before it hit.
In the end the rushing didn't matter. The weather was moving faster than we were.
We decided to park close to a brick building to help diminish damage to the pickup and wait out the worst of the storm.
I was on my phone on Facebook asking for suggestions if we should take off or hang in where we were. 2 people said stay put. And so we did. Good plan as it turned out.
I kept looking at the radar. It was serious weather this time, folks. Rain. Hail. Extreme winds. Tornado warnings.
There we sat. In a pickup. With the tornado sirens going off. Rain and wind that looked like a snowstorm, visibility-wise. Rocking in the wind. Yea.
I'd been texting with 2 of our sons. And then DH got a phone call from one of the sons in our hometown. He said, "Do you want the bad news?". Well, not really but go for it.
4 bins had blown down at our seed plant.
Here's number 1.
And a closeup view of some of the damage to it.
And here are bins 2, 3 and 4.
And a couple shots of the worst damage to the one on the right end.
There has been a stream of traffic going by to see them. The guys that work at the plant said we should charge admission! Gotta keep your sense of humor. Especially at a time like this.
I'm dragging today. I thought I slept but it sure doesn't feel like it.
So to cheer me and everyone else up here are a couple pics of Teddy.
Looking like the king of the house that he thinks he is.
