Beach Screw !!

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Beach Screw !!

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Bolt.jpg
I found this on Southbourne beach near Bournemouth, to be honest it wasn't much of a challenge
for the CTX :))
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Wait till you find the screwdriver! =)) =)) =))

Hardly the kind of thing that drops out of your pocket!! lol
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So much to like in this photo! :)
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i love your little tree cutting man :)
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silverwood wrote:i love your little tree cutting man :)

Me too ha ha ::g
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Thanks for the comments here are a couple of his mates :D
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is he cutting down the tree or hitting it with his detector in frustration lol
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I don't know why but your first picture reminded me of a scene from Land of the Giants

A massive hand and a massive bolt/screw and little people running around. =))
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That bolt certainly has limited uses around the house. Be warned that when you croak aged 95 the person who gets to clean out your shed will wonder why the hell you kept it! :D ::g
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fred wrote:That bolt certainly has limited uses around the house. Be warned that when you croak aged 95 the person who gets to clean out your shed will wonder why the hell you kept it! :D ::g
they will obviously conclude that he had a long screw ... but they wont have a cat in hells chance of knowing where!!! ::g ::g ::g
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rugerrog wrote:
Bolt.jpg
I found this on Southbourne beach near Bournemouth, to be honest it wasn't much of a challenge
for the CTX :))
Bronze keel bolt, should not have a stainless washer though as this will cause electrolytic corrosion in contact with the bolt.

BTW these bolts are hideously expensive to buy!
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You could make bigger model man out of that bolt like your others :))
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Post by Rivers rat »

Must be expensive !


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