- A split-rail
fence, log
fence, or buck-and-rail
fence (also
historically known as a
Virginia, zigzag, worm,
snake or snake-rail
fence due to its meandering...
- fence, an
underground fence for pet
containment Pool
fence Snow
fence School fence Solar fence A
balustrade or
railing is a
fence to
prevent people from...
- A silt
fence,
sometimes (misleadingly)
called a
filter fence, is a
temporary sediment control device used on
construction sites to
protect water quality...
-
fence is a
perimeter that uses
electric shocks to
deter intruders (humans and animals) from
gaining access to a
restricted area. Some
electric fences...
- high
vertical standing tree
trunks or
wooden or iron
stakes used as a
fence for
enclosure or as a
defensive wall.
Palisades can form a stockade. Palisade...
- (/ˈrɪtʃmənd/ RITCH-mənd) is the
capital city of the U.S.
commonwealth of
Virginia.
Incorporated in 1742,
Richmond has been an
independent city
since 1871...
- [a a] or saut de loup [so də lu] ), also
known as a sunk
fence,
blind fence,
ditch and
fence, deer wall, or foss, is a
recessed landscape design element...
- and is
split by a
fence at the Maryland/
Virginia state line, with a herd of
around 150
ponies living on the
Virginia side of the
fence, and 80 on the Maryland...
- 1985,
Pierce purchased a
large piece of land at Mill
Point in West
Virginia,
fenced it in with
barbed wire, and
began selling books on
Western culture...
- the
United States Secret Service.
Despite security measures (such as a
fence),
there have been some
people who have
still managed to gain unauthorized...
