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That's mental, our place backs on to a cemetery that's overrun with foxes and cats and I've never had anything like that happen. The spring is also pretty hard to pull back, you sure you don't have a cunt neighbour who jumped over the fence?
Seriously though, that's a shit thing to wake up to, could you rescue them by wrapping and finishing in the oven?
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Yea, it's weird. The fan was off and underneath something a few metres away, so I know that it didn't just drop off. Our neighbours are students and a fellow barbecuer so I don't think that it would be them.
I was alerted to the temperature drop at 3am ish so woke up, relit the fire and all was good.
A2theJ
Last weekend, I did an overnight cook of some brisket and short ribs.
A fox/ cat/ whatever took my billows fan off and I didn't realise until the next morning. Because I'd closed the top so much, the effect of the open hole vs the fan, was quite a big drop-off in temperature.