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    Re: Sorrow. [Need shoulders to cry on]

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    This helped a lot!

    I've seen photographs here of a ball python going straight up a cinderblock wall.

    My greatest fear is that he fell down the old drystone well under the house.

    Before new floors were put in, I went down the trapdoor on a rope into that horrible abyss to rescue a cottontail that had fallen in.

    It's at least 10 feet deep and the sides are just field stone laid one upon the other.

    I didn't know if he could climb it or not but surely it'd be easier to climb than a flat cinderblock wall!

    Because the new flooring is tongue and groove sheeting, there's no way [short of a chainsaw] that I can even look down there, now.

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