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split-rail fence

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zigzag fence
A fence constructed of split rails that (in plan) alternate in direction, usually at a wide angle of about 120 degrees. At the intersection between the two stacks of rails, uprights are sometimes driven in the ground and lashed to the fence to improve its stability.


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Show-Stopper Props: For the truly adventurous wrangler host who wants a sure fire way to impress the kids, try any of the following rentable props to make them feel right at home on the ranch -- OK Corral entrances, split-rail fences, bales of hay, long-horn steer or buffalo skulls, a covered wagon, three-dimensional farm animals like pigs, cows and lambs and a ranch scene mural for fun photos.
However, the shade structures planned at both ends of the park and a 5-foot-tall, split-rail fence to enclose a portion of the park for a dog run near the parking lot will undergo review.
It had been posted by the Lane County Public Works Department, and warned the homeowner that a new split-rail fence and landscaping rocks were on the county right-of-way and would have to be removed.
 
 
 
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