You got that right, Bill. But chains like this have been a fixture in my life. When you live beside the sea, you have to inspect steel chains carefully before using them for anything important, because the combination of accelerated rust and constant abrasion - whether from wind, water, or work, or all three - wears them down to unsafe dimensions in short order.
That won't pass H&S in face it looks like a draught will break it
ReplyDeleteYou got that right, Bill. But chains like this have been a fixture in my life. When you live beside the sea, you have to inspect steel chains carefully before using them for anything important, because the combination of accelerated rust and constant abrasion - whether from wind, water, or work, or all three - wears them down to unsafe dimensions in short order.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the comment!
Wow! It looks like the links would fall apart if you looked at them wrong! What an unusual thing to catch your eye.
ReplyDeleteSo happy to see your link at 'My Corner of the World' this week!