I was teddering hay on a 140, and when I reached down to change gears, my watch caught on the gearshift and fell off. I looked for it for a while, but couldn't find it. Afterward, I was stacking bales on the wagon, and I jumped off to get one. Since there were other people picking up the bales, it was rare that I had to jump off the wagon. Anyway, when I hopped off and looked down, my watch was right between my feet!
I was raking that same field with the same tractor, and my hat blew off while making a sharp turn. The hat had landed before the rake, so I knew it must be in the windrow. I jumped down to take a look, and the hat was nowhere to be found! I tore that windrow apart for 20 feet, but I still couldn't find my hat. Eventually, my hat was found by the man baling, and it was right where I thought it was! It was kind of like my hat had disappeared!
Also, I have heard a few stories about one of our hayfields. It used to be used for tobacco a long time ago, but it was converted to hay when folks kept plowing up human bones! It has been suggested that that field was an indian burial ground, but I don't know for sure.
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