DeniseJP
Well-Known Member
Yesterday we had a heckuva hail storm here... Benn called me from the road to tell me there was "huge" hail all along the sides of the road. That huge hail was golfball sized... my neighbor told me about the details of the storm. She came over to see if Tim could help her with the insurance claim she will have to file - the north side of her house was damaged severely - her garden that she works on every night was wiped out and the fabric over the soil has huge holes punched into it.
I was at work yesterday and was horrified to hear that my horses chose to be outside inthe storm- they have access to a large run in area of the barn but they felt safer outside getting pelted by hailstones. My neighbor said she could not watch them running around in a panic not being able to help them. The good news is that they are all OK -no injuries.I have seen my Lab Quinn sit in a hailstorm with little stones and he was blinking as he got pelted...but then Quinn is not the sharpest knife in the drawer...I had to tell him to get inside before he got some sense knocked into him.
My garden was wiped out by 50%... my hostas look like I took a shredder to them...veggie garden is 50% done... and we have four holes in the vinyl siding and Andy's car sustained a lot of dings...he is in the 1000 Islands in NY now. Odd thing, I have nasturtium seedlings in my barn gardens and they did not sustain any damage.
Jared and Remy's cage was a little wet but they were OK - I did not have the sides up on the north side due to the heat we had earlier in the day.
Everyone else was OK. Whew!
Denise
I was at work yesterday and was horrified to hear that my horses chose to be outside inthe storm- they have access to a large run in area of the barn but they felt safer outside getting pelted by hailstones. My neighbor said she could not watch them running around in a panic not being able to help them. The good news is that they are all OK -no injuries.I have seen my Lab Quinn sit in a hailstorm with little stones and he was blinking as he got pelted...but then Quinn is not the sharpest knife in the drawer...I had to tell him to get inside before he got some sense knocked into him.
My garden was wiped out by 50%... my hostas look like I took a shredder to them...veggie garden is 50% done... and we have four holes in the vinyl siding and Andy's car sustained a lot of dings...he is in the 1000 Islands in NY now. Odd thing, I have nasturtium seedlings in my barn gardens and they did not sustain any damage.
Jared and Remy's cage was a little wet but they were OK - I did not have the sides up on the north side due to the heat we had earlier in the day.
Everyone else was OK. Whew!
Denise