We spent the weekend at our cabin in Union County. My dad built the cabin in 1984, two years before he died and it passed on to his children.
On Monday two coats of undercoat were applied to the new wall. We will go back June 16 to put the color coat on.
Our work was interrupted on Monday when I went outside and found a big black snake stretched out on the ground along the edge of the porch. It crawled under Leroy's truck and coiled up on the spare tire. Poking and prodding didn't help so he sprayed some kind of chemical in there. That convinced the critter he didn't like it in there after all and he came out. It scolded us by sticking out its tongue at us and shaking its tail. We didn't want to kill it because black snakes are not poisonous and are actually beneficial since they keep the rodent population down and scare away rattlesnakes. But we didn't want it hanging around the cabin either so we chased it into the woods.
To quote my little nephew, "At least we saved our lives." :-)
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Romaine, I enjoy your blog :) Chris Martin, Pelham, GA
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