Crawlspace access

[Jim Baird]

I think I set my record minimum crawlspace access penetration through this ad hoc access apparently made by a tradesman before me.

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[Bill Kibbel]

Did you measure? 12"x16"?

[Rob Amaral]

Exhale/Enter...

[Erby]

Good thing you're in shape. A winter belly wouldn't let you in that thing.

[Steven Hockstein]

I hope you did not bump into a pair of beady eyes in that crawlspace. The hole would have seemed even smaller on your way out.

[Tom Raymond]

Perhaps my least favorable review came from one of my sister-in-law's friends. "OMG, a really big Raymond just crawled in a really small hole!"

[Jim Baird]

The way out, Steve, offers you The Light, and has a high motivational energy, unlike the trip in, that is more like a rabbit hole. I know a fellow who fell into a hand-dug well walking by himself on a poco ROW, looking up at a meteor shower. A batch, nobody knew he was missing, so he had to climb out by himself, which only took him 24 hrs to climb out of a 28 ft hole.

[kurt]

Impressive. Like a Houdini entry and escape.

Who's the brother that crawled into one of these things, the ground gave way, and he found himself in a pit full of rats...(?).

Was that Amaral in Boston? Seems I remember it being someone in Boston.