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Old August 11, 2017   #1
Nan_PA_6b
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Default Garden, Bed & Breakfast

Noticed something was eating my bean leaves, so yesterday I zip-tied all the gaps in the garden fence. It appears I locked the unwanted guest in rather than out.

Today I went into the garden & found a medium sized ground hog. I tried to shoo it, hoping to find whatever hole or gap it escaped into so I could seal it off. It didn't have an exit strategy. I guess I did a great job of sealing all the holes.

Had to leave the gate open and walk away to get it out. I guess I'd better do a better job of weeding so I can see things like ground hogs lurking in my garden...

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