One of those days: late fall, bare black tree branches scratching at a churning gray sky, days cold, nights colder. The harvest was very late - record late - and moving fast. The soybean crop had been delayed because of a cold summer, and then in the middle of October, with half the crop in, rain began to fall, a couple of inches a week, and didn't quit for a month. Now it was dry again, but a landslide of bad weather hovered over the western horizon, and the combines were working twenty hours a day, bringing in the last of the beans and corn.
-John Sandford, Bad Blood
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