Updated 12 Aug 2009
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Bear Mead on the Dorset Stour
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7 metre wide, post and barbed-wire gate,
easily built, inexpensive, lockable, opens quickly
to let stock or machinery through, quickly
recloses and re-locks, difficult to climb,
permissive squeeze-through available, held open by post and chain,
matches the adjoining post and barbed wire fence.
A traditional Scotch gate is miserly on components and cost.
Designed and erected by John Palmer Aug 2009.
Named by Rosie Palmer.
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Two end round posts in ground, two floating half-round posts,
two central posts inserted loose in metal ground sockets and chained
and locked together.
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Lock and captive chain.
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Hasp, lock and tug-rope.
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Permissive squeeze-through.
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Chain keeps gate open.
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and copyright © 2009, John Palmer, All Rights Reserved.
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