It is intuitively persuasive, because in the country, raccoons are
habitués of small waterways. And that's what sewers are. Mill Creek
shall never die!.
Still, it's hard to imagine raccoons trekking all the way down the Big
Muddy from Bala Cynwyd underground. They are nocturnal critters, but not
cave-dwellers (except for the blind albino cave raccoons of Central
Kentucky, of course.)
-- Tony West
As a young man, when I would deliver newspapers in the very early
morning I would occasionally see them crawl into the sewers. It was
always really creepy, as they would flatten themselves and crawl in;
it looked very unnatural, but I guess not.
John
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