Posted by fergienewbee on March 21, 2009 at 18:05:53 from (64.12.116.74):
I thought today would be a good day to burn the weed/crop stubble in the garden. It seemed a bit windy, but not real bad. I wetted the grass outside the garden border, got my wife, and lit a couple of matches. Man, did that fire take off. I had a hose handy, just in case, but the water pressure pushed the connection between the hose and the female end out. So while I'm frantically trying to get another hose hooked up and yelling at my wife, who had her own little flare up, the fire is moving toward the woods.
Finally, got hoses connected and the fire under control. Whew!! I'm getting too old for so much excitement.
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