1. Chain Bob uses to pull tractor trailers with his teeth.
2. Earthworms in a conga line.
3. Hmmm...outside the kitchen, eh? Chain used to hold the boar carcuss after the hunt?
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1. Chain Bob uses to pull tractor trailers with his teeth.
2. Earthworms in a conga line.
3. Hmmm...outside the kitchen, eh? Chain used to hold the boar carcuss after the hunt?
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I'm afraid you are all now officially "cold". This device is probably known in most countries where the climate is less temperate. In the USA think wire mesh instead of chains or plastic strips.
Saludos,
Bob.
Tire chains? or perhaps the chain that holds the spring on a storm door?
Tyre chains are way out (officially cold) but doors are officially quite warm.
Saludos,
Bob.
Well it's a common chain-link style which used for many different applications by the sounds of it.
So guessing what your particular linkage does will be tricky.
Somehow I'm thinking a fly-curtain for an open entrance.?
Chains for depriving entrance to flies and other unwanted pests is exactly what it is, well spotted, Steve.
Here's a view of the kitchen door in question, and the cat who was ever vigilant in the quest for keeping the menace at bay. Thanks to everyone for their participation.
Saludos,
Bob.
:D
It's actually something I may be fitting to our back door this summer.
Currently we have fly-screen doors which work very well for flies of course, but our cat prefers to let me open it to let him in (and then out) with great regularity.
He's actually opened it himself a number of times by jumping and pulling the lever handle, but of course he never closes it behind him :mad:
OK Bob, if you don't object, in the spirit of my youth (ie; I won - so it's my turn :p) What is this?
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It's a very common object (to me) <-- psst, that was a clue
Is it some sort of cupcake?...mmmm...cupcake!
Saludos,
Bob.