The 8 am time may have been a problem as the balloon was floating south - not north like it usually does. The balloon usually floats when it is cooler and before the sun created thermals start.
Back in 2001 I had a hot air balloon land in my middle pasture. Today I wasn't sure of the wind direction so I watched and waited to see where it was going, and whether history would repeat itself. The pilot used his burner a lot and stayed up on the ridge west of the river. It appears he landed a little south of where the cattle has escaped over a week ago. He had his work cut out for him to avoid the grain field, irrigation pipes and houses.
First sight |
Moving south |
Going down...
Daisy was also interested in where the balloon was going to land.
The action was all over in about 15 minutes.
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