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Another fence
Suggested by: Loads of people

The Fencemaster says:

This one makes so much sense. Attach another fence to the fence and lock my bike to the (afformentioned) second fence.

I could also attach a song sheet with the lyrics to Cole Porter's 'Don't Fence Me In' (Says MeDotOrg from San Fransisco). Bing Crosby recorded it in less than 30 minutes after seeing it for the first time. His version went on to sell over a million copies. It would be an ideal song for fence-based barbecues. You have to make your own entertainment these days after all.

If you want, go to www.dontfencemein.net where there's a gallery of 'Ranch Cowboy' photos by San Joaquin County's Premier Ranch Photographer. Oh yes, the Premier Ranch Photographer (the English equivalent must be a Farm Photographer, your Fencemaster ponders, and wonders where to find one). Here's one of the pictures. It's a, er, fence:

Hmm... www.fencesoftheworld.com ?

Tricycle
Suggested by: Loads of people

The Fencemaster says:

It would fun to have one with a long chain attached so baby Fencemaster/the Fencebaby/Fencerat...

Ahem. I'll start again. It would be fun to have a long chain attached
(thanks Scoop) so my two year old could cycle up and down all day. I am sure passers by would replenish his supply of milk and crisps.

Coincidentally, www.tricycle.com is the Web site of The Buddhist Review Online. I don't think anyone meant to attach the Web site of our friends the Buddhists to the fence though.
Did you?

Checkout The Buddhist Review, they have some smart T-Shirts, a cool way of life, and recently organised a 'Change your mind day'. Hmmm, Fenceday...


Barbecue
Suggested by: Angela

The Fencemaster says:

Lovely idea. Especially now it's getting warmer.

A barbecue could open up a new world of social opportunities for the fence as, on balmy Friday afternoons, people gathered round it to cook haloumi, mushrooms, and maybe a bit of fish. There would, of course, be cricket in Bentinck Mews, music and dancing too, but mainly just people coming together to enjoy the fence.


A Lawnmower  
Suggested by: Anonymous

The Fencemaster says:

Could be a good one. There's a wide choice of models: hovermower, cylinder mower, sit and ride. I might be breaking Rule fr003, but that depends on the model of lawnmower I got. It would also open the door to a range of gardening equipment, such as strimmers, leafblowers, and so on.

Learn more about the wonderful world of lawnmowers at: www.justlawnmowers.co.uk (it's all about lawnmowers)


Kitchen sink  
Suggested by: Anonymous

The Fencemaster says:

Yes. This is the kinda thing I might find in a skip somewhere. I have checked the notice and it doesn't mention anything about kitchen sinks. Just bicycles.


Convict ship  
Suggested by: Patrick Dunn

The Fencemaster says:

OK, it's not really practical. It would dominate the local area. There's one moored off Weymouth, well it's a prison ship, but close enough. And I do have some contacts in marine salvage. Hmm.

Incidentally, Weymouth is by far the best seaside town in the UK. It has a lovely, busy harbour, and a beach with real sand. Here's a report on HMP Weare (the prison ship) from Her Majesty's Chief Inspector of Prisons, Sir David Ramsbotham. Hmm, detail...


Read
THE RULES

before you suggest something

  • #fr001
    No living things or body parts. With the possible exception of performance artists and other people who like that sort of thing
  • #fr002
    Nothing that might cause a security alert.
  • #fr003
    Nothing with nasty sticky-out bits that might injure passers by.
  • #fr004
    The item must be lockable to the fence using a standard padlock.
    OK then, maybe a chain as well.
  • #fr005
    Nothing stolen. This includes shopping trolleys, park benches, cars, and so on, and so on.

  • #fr006
    No damage to the fence at all please. None whatsoever.
  • #fr007
    Above all, NO BICYCLES.

OK. Now you have read the rules, go and suggest

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