And yet tourists do it, and a line of steel posts with chain strung between them has been installed to help them do it.
Finally, the game ended and the sepulchral white-haired man who guards the passage gestured to us to step over the low-slung chain strung across the gap.
Soon, we encountered a chain strung across the river to block vessels larger than canoes By this point the estuary's expansive skies had given way to a forest canopy that arched over the river.
In 2002, scientists decided to clone the "old oak" in Taganrog, said to have inspired the famous opening lines of Pushkin's "Ruslan and Ludmila:" By the sea stands a green oak tree; A golden chain strung round it: And on the chain a learned cat Day and night circles round it; Walking right, he sings a song, Walking left, he tells a tale.
Based on a design that Matadin commissioned for van Lamsweerde last year — a chain strung with a pair of intertwined rings and a tiny star, symbolizing the couple's love for each other and their 10-year-old son — the collection features rings, bangles and necklaces.
An international group of researchers, including associate professor of geophysical sciences David Rowley, reported in the March 12 issue of Nature that a crater chain strung across two continents suggests that a fragmented comet crashed into Earth over a few short periods of time some 214 million years ago, resulting in a mass extinction of most of the planet's plant and animal life.
Beyond the stage, he has an eight-chain string of Toby Keith's I Love This Bar & Grill (named after one of his hit songs) where anyone with a military ID can grab a free burger and beer.
With a large enginelike, heartlike chunk of metal suspended from chains strung to an impossibly thin rectangular scaffolding of steel, "Chaino" is a dour, macabre, furious thing.
Imagine, then, how much more daunting it would be if the curtains consisted of 81,408 metal chains strung across sixty windows that range from eighteen feet to twenty-two feet high.
Filamentous forms have cells arranged in chains like strings of beads.
