Lannie - Thats just a nice breeze here on the Prairie's of East Central Indiana - LOL
Hmmm, well, can you keep your "nice breezes" over there, then?

This wind is AWFUL. Everything is shaking and rattling, and god knows how many trees and limbs are down out there. I guess we'll find out when it gets light out. The scary part is the wind is suppose to continue to increase until just after noon today, then gradually decline again, but the High Wind Warning is still in effect until tomorrow afternoon.
Oh, can cows jump? I wouldn't have thought so, either, but my first girl, Bandit, cleared a 4-foot woven wire fence with ease the first time I separated her from her calf. The calf was in the cow pen, and Bandit was outside, and when I turned around, she was back INSIDE again. And she was a BIG cow, not one of those little Herefords. Helen is even bigger than Bandit was, and it would have seemed impossible to me to think she could jump over anything, much less a fence. I'm still gobsmacked.
Helen is so polite and sweet, though, in spite of her size. Last night, she went right back into her old stall (after having been gone for two years) and waited for her hay. When I brought it, I said, "Move over, sweetie," and she stepped politely to the side so I could put her hay up in the corner by her head, then she waited for me to leave the stall before she started eating. Morgaine, on the other hand, still has a bit of bratty teenager in her and always shakes her head at me when I'm bringing her hay, like she's telling me to hurry it up! Most times, she only succeeds in knocking it out of my hands and it ends up scattered all over the floor. I'm actually really enjoying having Helen back over in the cow barn. Maybe I'll kick that bratty Morgaine over to the other side of the fence for a while. See how she likes living on the "other side of the tracks."