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Was invited to shoot this very cool birthday surprise! Was a lot of fun, even crawling around in the dusty old crawlspace
Was invited to shoot this very cool birthday surprise! Was a lot of fun, even crawling around in the dusty old crawlspace
Was invited to shoot this very cool birthday surprise! Was a lot of fun, even crawling around in the dusty old crawlspace
Looking back at the crawlspace entrance - this is under the addition, much cleaner than the older crawsplace but also more cramped.
Debris-filled crawlspace under 1890s Seattle bank building, with ferns surviving on artificial light and moisture that seeps through masonry.
Was invited to shoot this very cool birthday surprise! Was a lot of fun, even crawling around in the dusty old crawlspace
First coat of stucco sprayed and trowelled onto Durock board of new addition. This is north side of house
Week Five of construction
Was invited to shoot this very cool birthday surprise! Was a lot of fun, even crawling around in the dusty old crawlspace
We entered the Sheraton building through the basement storm hatch. I had never been in this area, but there wasn't much to see. It was still interesting though since I had foolishly assumed many of the buildings here were made of concrete. In fact, as you can see here, they are wood frame construction much like a house.
Went into the crawl space to find a tri-pod. I knew I packed one away somewhere. Most of the stuff behind the wall is not mine, as is the case with the item I was looking for. Digging through my baggage I had a moment - a small one - where I thought it would be nice to stay behind the wall myself, packed away with all the other forgotten belongings... and then I snapped out of it!!
After painting murals, incriminating evidence is stored under one of the houses at the Downtown Arts District. Las Vegas, Nevada, USA.
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At 0223 on Friday, May 21, 2021, the Sacramento Regional Fire & EMS Communications Center (SRFECC) dispatched Sacramento Metropolitan and City Fire units to a reported commercial structure fire at 6530 Florin Road, Skip’s Fish & Chicken, in Fire Station 53’s response area. Engine 53 arrived on scene first and reported smoke showing from the “D” side (right-hand side of facing the front door) of the structure. They initiated an aggressive interior fire attack and located fire in the attic space of the structure. Due to difficulty accessing the crawlspace in the attic, firefighters were unable to immediately put water on the seat of the fire, and eventually interior conditions deteriorated to the point that it was unsafe to continue in an offensive strategy. Crews were removed from the building and a defensive operation was declared. A second alarm was called to the scene, bringing additional engines, ladder trucks, command and support units to the scene. Crews cut holes in the siding of the attic, and were eventually able to apply water to the seat of the fire using hand lines. The fire was brought under control and crews are currently in overhaul mode. One lane of Westbound Florin Road is closed between Stockton Boulevard and Lindale Drive. There is no estimated time of reopening. Crews limited fire damage to the original building, preserving another commercial occupancy directly adjacent. No injuries have been reported as a result of the incident.
Was invited to shoot this very cool birthday surprise! Was a lot of fun, even crawling around in the dusty old crawlspace
Was invited to shoot this very cool birthday surprise! Was a lot of fun, even crawling around in the dusty old crawlspace
The High School wing in relation to the gym. Note the "exterior crawlspace" all along both levels of the building. The basement level was the home of the Art Room as well as the machinery room (or the "generator room") where all of the big electricity-creatin' machines were contained, as well as the entrance to the EKU Steam Tunnel network, although school administrators vehemently deny that they exist.
This side of the gym (on the right) is the newer part of the building, completed in 1976.
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Homes often tell you when there is a problem with sounds. You can here a home’s pipes calling for maintenance or repair, walls and foundation settling, and where air is escaping in or out. But the most common sound heard in a home that needs your attention is the sounds that critters make when they are making your home THEIR home. You can annually inspect your attic, walls, ceiling gaps, crawlspaces, and other places critters love to live. Look for obvious signs of homing such as damage or odor. And always listen for the distinctive noises nesting critters make; moving, scratching, thumps, and scurries of tiny feet.
If you do discover you have an animal infestation, it’s not the end of the world and fairly easy to take care of. This article will outline some of the most common animals that nest in homes and how to go about evicting them!
Squirrels
If you are hearing sounds in your home during the day time, it’s highly likely that there are squirrels utilizing your home, too! These pests are crafty, too. They are able to penetrate your ceiling, walls, soffits, and eaves super easily. They sound like fast, scurrying noises as they run about early in the morning and again, in the early evening before the sun sets. Sometimes squirrels sound like Raccoons in the home. The distinction will be that Raccoons also make noise at night, but are heavier and slower.
Raccoons and Possums
Raccoons and Possums also make chattering, voice-like noises. Most other common home dwelling animals will not make any vocalizations at all. If your Raccoon infestation is especially loud, you might have baby Raccoons on your hands. Raccoons can also facilitate thumping noises during the night.
Bats
Bats typically make high pitched chirping noises, but it’s very unlikely to be heard by a human ear, so the best way to detect whether you have bats or not is by other means. Bats leave droppings at entrances and exits, and will, like other animals make scratching noises. They also have greasy coats that tend to leave stains around your home. You might even spot one in or outside your home!
Rats
If the sounds are light, but fast and at night, you likely have a rat or mice infestation. Sometimes, depending on your home’s layout and accoustics, a mice infestation can make louder noises than you’d suspect, but if they are fast movements, the sound is distinctly from rodents and no other creature.
Eviction
Because of the significant damage that animals are capable of and the threat posed to your health, you’ll want to take care of these home invaders as quickly as possible. Once they’ve made your home theirs, they will not want to leave for a long time, so do not put it off- even if in the dead of winter. Call a professional home inspector or animal control specialist if you still need the animal identified. Usually you’ll never be able to catch the animal with your eyes because they are so great at hiding, but a professional will know right away based solely on its scent, droppings, and possible tracks. Next, you will need to employ a professional to kick the animals out of your home for good. Together, you can do this by trapping them or exclusion techniques such as baiting them to leave through a one-way door and then sealing up any openings so they can’t return again. There are products for animal eviction, but often times they fall short of completely ridding you of your new tenants. It’s most efficient to hire a professional. They will also be aware of any wildlife that is protected in your region so that you are not harming an endangered or at-risk species.
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Was invited to shoot this very cool birthday surprise! Was a lot of fun, even crawling around in the dusty old crawlspace
Was invited to shoot this very cool birthday surprise! Was a lot of fun, even crawling around in the dusty old crawlspace
Please take off your shoes!. The kids loved sliding through this.
Satoyama Art Play Park 2009.
Playground equipment designed with the concept of “Satoyama Art Play Park .” The equipment, such as a moving jungle gym, crawlspace, and slide, are all designed for children to enjoy interacting with art with their entire bodies.
Left to right: no idea, tub, kitchen sink, washing machine, backed-up bathroom sink. It all goes under me, about 4 feet to the main stack and toilet.
This little critter was crawling and causing a ruckus in my crawlspace. It was 3 in the morning and he was gnawing on something, I'm guessing it was my desk. For such a small thing, it's quite loud. So I decided to put one of the glue traps to capture it.
I feel bad when my stepdad just throws them outside. Who knows, they could have some talent for cooking like the rat in Ratatouille. Everyone laughs at me when I tell them that theory. -___-
Was invited to shoot this very cool birthday surprise! Was a lot of fun, even crawling around in the dusty old crawlspace
Was invited to shoot this very cool birthday surprise! Was a lot of fun, even crawling around in the dusty old crawlspace