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innerlsytherin, about ready to go to bed. And I hear this noise. It starts slowly, like a rumbling, then grows and sounds a little like lightning. We're not supposed to have storms.
The second I think "huh, that sounds a little like wood snapping," the sound grows really loud and then stops.
When I open the blinds to our patio, this is what I see:
The thing is actually sort of smashed up against the stationary side of our sliding glass door and probably taking over part of the upstairs neighbor's balcony, as well as blocking all exits out of the back of the building via stairs. Hope there's not a fire tonight.
On the plus side, it didn't do any structural damage, at least none that I can see from here right now, and my patio now has a fresh pine scent. On the negative side, we've lost our main source of shade in our back yard and will likely now have a clear view of the rather seedy looking apartments (and their seedier looking tenants) that we were only separated from by a thin line of trees and chain link.
innerlsytherin, about ready to go to bed. And I hear this noise. It starts slowly, like a rumbling, then grows and sounds a little like lightning. We're not supposed to have storms.The second I think "huh, that sounds a little like wood snapping," the sound grows really loud and then stops.
When I open the blinds to our patio, this is what I see:
The thing is actually sort of smashed up against the stationary side of our sliding glass door and probably taking over part of the upstairs neighbor's balcony, as well as blocking all exits out of the back of the building via stairs. Hope there's not a fire tonight.
On the plus side, it didn't do any structural damage, at least none that I can see from here right now, and my patio now has a fresh pine scent. On the negative side, we've lost our main source of shade in our back yard and will likely now have a clear view of the rather seedy looking apartments (and their seedier looking tenants) that we were only separated from by a thin line of trees and chain link.
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