Oh, thank you! I tracked it down further and found your neighbor's Facebook post.

There really wasn't any wind at all and they were low on fuel, so I'm impressed the pilot found a place to land. To make the jump, the crew had to refuel the burner and pull the balloon around your house with those ropes.

I wonder if you could talk the balloon company into a free balloon trip for your trouble. Your house ended up on national news, after all.

I've only seen an airship landing that close once, and that's because I knew when and where to see it.