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'Yeah, those silly lockpickers only pick the cheap locks because those are the fast and easy ones to break.'
This said by a lock making company who very quickly regretted those comments.
Today in BoneQuest History for October 22nd 1999 "CHEERS, JEERS" https://bonequest.com/387 #bonequest #cheers #deadbolt #flash #jeers #lock #pricks #spigot_solo
Descended through several locks made of stone and brick, today, and one made of iron. (!)
Iron locks are not a good idea. When I looked at the drained lock chamber from inside, I saw one side had sagged. There's no room for two boats. There's a red sign by the lock: "This lock is distorted and [the Trust] recommends single craft passage. … There are snagging points on the ironwork."
1790s stonework lasts longer than iron.
The lamps traditionally burn clarified yak butter. The Tibetian offer the lighted butter lamps to representing the illumination of wisdom.
https://fineartamerica.com/featured/tibetan-butter-lamp-birgit-moldenhauer.html
https://www.pictorem.com/507240/Tibetan%20Butter%20Lamp.html
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