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All you have is now
So 30 years ago I ran all my utilities underground and made a crawlspace on one side of the house where I ran the 4" conduit pipe up into the new service panel on the side of the house, I jack hammered maybe 8 inches of footing out for it. When the install was finished I just filled that area with dirt. I never for a minute thought that somehow animals would figure this out and find a way into the crawlspace. Well it took 32 years but Ol Frenchy la Pew did... I set the blink camera up yesterday focusing in on just the crawlspace area and a 4' long LED light shinning down. Bigger than shit last night @ 9 Stinky came out and went for her jaunt. I say she because it looks like she is pregnant...whew no babies yet...I hope. As soon as she was gone I went out and filled the hole where she came out with rocks bigger than she could move. She came back around 3:30 in the morning kind of sniffed around and walked away....I woke up about 4:30 and saw the video and thought I had out foxed her. I went back to sleep and got up at 6:30 thinking how I will permanently fill that area with concrete once I am sure there are no other buddies underneath the house...Took a look at the ring and there was a new video...showing her looking around and then she's gone...like disappears gone. Uh oh. I go out and that little stinker had dug under the rocks and found her way back in.
Well tonight I will fill the whole crawlspace entrance with river rock when she exits and hopefully she'll accept that the game is over, find a new place to hang. There's no way she's going to be able to get in through that area once filled. This will be ...interesting...on a side note I have to admit she is kind of a beautiful little creature sure don't want to hurt her or if there are little ones, her brood but setting up home under my house is not going to work for me or the wife.
Well tonight I will fill the whole crawlspace entrance with river rock when she exits and hopefully she'll accept that the game is over, find a new place to hang. There's no way she's going to be able to get in through that area once filled. This will be ...interesting...on a side note I have to admit she is kind of a beautiful little creature sure don't want to hurt her or if there are little ones, her brood but setting up home under my house is not going to work for me or the wife.
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