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Posted by john in la on June 17, 2006 at 22:32:00 from (72.150.30.107):
After about 2 months without any rain to speak of the field is finally grown enough to cut. I was beginning to think I had moved next to Allen it has been so dry. So I go out and hook up the brush cutter and within 30 minutes of cutting it starts raining. I stop and go inside to wait it out and it stops. I go back outside to start cutting again and it starts raining again. Dang it I just cut the grass in the rain. We need it and if it works I am game. Got a good heavy shower for almost 3 hours. Had to be at least a couple of inches. Think I may try washing the car tomorrow and see how that works out.
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