Upgrading from a Baby Bear

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bholler said:
The only way to really know is drill test holes through the mortar to find out what's behind there.
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I can see wood around the window frames but then down at the bottom I can see behind some of mortar on one side and all I see is mortar and brick and dust 🤮. Maybe I can send my scope down in that hole
 
ocdgal said:
I can see wood around the window frames but then down at the bottom I can see behind some of mortar on one side and all I see is mortar and brick and dust 🤮. Maybe I can send my scope down in that hole
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Without being there and seeing it I really can't tell. How old is the house?
 
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