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The sign says: Please lock the door and hang up the key thanks. The old sailor chapel in Barsta, High Coast, Sweden
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Lock-Arm Awnings, also known as Automatic Awnings (not to be confused with what can be achieved through awning motorisation), are a practical solution that provide excellent protection against UV and still allow for ventilation, as they slightly project off their operating rail. With their spring-loaded mechanism, they also maintain a taut surface which not only looks neat but also provides some resistance to light winds.
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Lock and key to Wichita's first jail that is at Old Cowtown Museum. The lock and key are on display in the Marshall's Office.
if you ever tought locking a city helmet to the seat was a problem, here is the solution!
punch a hole in the back and use a metal cable!
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Locked because of the canal lock at Castlefield, Manchester. Loaded because of the wealth associated with the Beetham Tower in the background.
The lock to our cottage had this motif of an eagle-headed naked woman, with the keyhole between her legs. Antique? Maybe. Obscene? Definitely!
What lies behind this locked door?
A small wooden box with a tight fitting wooden lid. Prise open the lid and you'll find inside a yellowing and brittle folded piece of paper. Very carefully unfold the paper and read the message written thereon. It says...
Padlock on a decaying fence. Canon AE-1 and 50mm lens. f1.4 and 1/125 shutter for shallow depth of field. Rite-Aid 400 film.
The ship canal infrastructure still works but in some places is showing its age. This lock gate has lost its walkway and looks a rather sad.
This is a special "hockey puck" User's Group lock on a gate owned by the Bureau of Land Management. The BLM padlock is inside the steel box, below.
Note how the key allows the lock cylinder to slide out, thus releasing the bar that is inserted through the bottom surface of the lock.
Location: Cactus City eastbound rest stop, Interstate 10, 15 miles east of Indio, CA.