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there are 10 posts in a link

100 links in a chain

10 chains in a furlong

8 furlongs in a mile :smile:
 
tiny-tim said:
there are 10 posts in a link

100 links in a chain

10 chains in a furlong

8 furlongs in a mile :smile:

Or maybe 10 posts in a link

100 links in a chain

used to secure the door. :wink:
 

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