lookin' good...
Yeah, but then you've got to climb the pole, unfasten the wires, get the insulator free, than climb down the pole, holding the insulator, then get away without getting caught. A rock is so much easier.Theo, I prefer old insulators from hydro poles.
Interesting texture on the handles, Kelly. How do you get that? Spank it with a wire brush?
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Theo, I prefer old insulators from hydro poles.
Yeah, but then you've got to climb the pole, unfasten the wires, get the insulator free, than climb down the pole, holding the insulator, then get away without getting caught. A rock is so much easier.
Old people don't like bending over, and those stop handless stick out about far enough to trip on. How about something with a long pole sticking straight up? No-Bend door stops, or label them Dover stops (no Ben Dover stop).
Or a hook and eye. I've seen that - long ago tho, not recently.Old people don't like bending over, and those stop handless stick out about far enough to trip on. How about something with a long pole sticking straight up? No-Bend door stops, or label them Dover stops (no Ben Dover stop).
I could actually get along without a cane, if need be, but boy are they ever handy for going up and down steps, hooking something off a tall shelf in the store or reaching to the back of a shelf. And, of course, whacking someone.I'm a leader of our senior group and we have had to adjust a lot to accommodate our older and infirm members. Canes and walkers are an awkward part of life for those members and even getting through doors is a problem for a few.