Were they stacked incorrectly or just laying flat on the pasture? That’s a mortal sin tbh.
I’ll get one more cut out of the lawn I reckon.
Twas way too mild, shur they’d only be sweating condition off and picking up respiratory issues.
Tis madness all the same. It could be a horrible long spring time yet.
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Don’t Bro, it’ll fuck the grass up altogether. You’ll see it diminishing off now after the first hard frosts.
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Ah I’ll top it a wee bit, tis the OCD, its playing havoc with the view from the cellar.
Leave it be.
I like them to have a view.
Are you mulching or collecting?
I like to vary it, keeps the grass guessing.
I was talking about the residents in the cellar 
Oh, BURN!
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That’s a negative. Abort this idea. Thank me next April.
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Gordon bought her for the Morans
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In 85 it didn’t matter what way they were stacked,it never stopped raining.
The rain came upwards that year
Stacked/stooked. Every week he’d have to remove the top sheave as it had rotted and re-tie the bale. Pure torture.
Knots down and out
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I remember seeing rucks of hay in the meadows and they gone black.
Ignoramus here ref farming but interested ( mams gang in Kerry were smallish farmers)
Did that cost a fortune for him that year?
( to replace) or anyone local help him out?