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This Week's Theme: "Chains, Wires, Cables & Ropes"

Description: Essentially, lengths of stuff that connects, tethers or ties down other stuff.


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- Submissions must be photographs; screen captures do not count as photographs.
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Running Gear - 1978 Gazelle Champion Mondial A-Frame


1/3

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Dog tie out cable.

Cha-Cha-Chain

High Wire

Swing Chain

Cable operated Campagnolo Nuovo Record Derailleur & Chain


3/3


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Big snake on a stump? Actually a tow rope.

baling wire holding together parts of an old bridge

thirty years ago you could still take the chain from the tree fork.

cables connecting ??? well you'd know if you could read those little tags.

Chain over Vintage Gears


2/3 (take II)

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