Did anyone escape the rain this weekend? Twitter and our harvest gallery were full of pictures of rain interrupting combining.

Some farmers were racing against the clock to get as much done before the skies opened, some were engaged in a game of stop-start and some just had to watch the downpour.

Whatever the situation though, the tweets and pictures of harvest 2015 keep coming, proving farmers have an indomitable spirit.

Upload your photos to our Harvest 2015 gallery.

Racing against the rain with Westrope’s Lexion 770TT in Suffolk – photo by malcp

etting the OSR in before the sun sets and the rain comes – photo by EoinClever

Combining vision OSR against stormy skies at 7.5% moisture, in Horndon On the Hill, Essex. Yields vary between 1.5/1.8t/acre – photo by Tractorlow

#harvest15 rain stops play this weekend… @FWharvest pic.twitter.com/aERvTQBjEt

— Daniel Low (@Danlow97) July 25, 2015

Weird little pop-up thunderstorm this morning. Hoping #harvest15 will roll on. pic.twitter.com/HkWyOhb5AZ

— Cole Mertens (@jcmerts) July 26, 2015

I turned the dust off. #harvest15 pic.twitter.com/pZGmuYLmFt

— Robert Brunel (@rpbrunel) July 26, 2015

Weird little pop-up thunderstorm this morning. Hoping #harvest15 will roll on. pic.twitter.com/HkWyOhb5AZ

— Cole Mertens (@jcmerts) July 26, 2015

So we got 23mm followed by 27mm last night! Now the strong winds are knocking the beans and barley about #harvest15 pic.twitter.com/P3KxgNJTWn

— The Barker Boys (@The_Barker_Boys) July 25, 2015

And, I’m done… #harvest15 pic.twitter.com/xBOVqZo3fB

— Brady Schilder (@BradySchilder) July 25, 2015

Praying these clouds are going SE and not NW! #harvest15 #aawh15 #farm365 pic.twitter.com/5mNavyaEN4

— Tracy Zeorian (@NEwheatie) July 24, 2015