Dear Joy et al,
Thank you so much for asking DH and providing the info. That's exactly the
sort of information I was looking for.
Lyn in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, US where it was at least 10F warmer than it
should be this year. 41F 4.5C at 6 p.m. I'll take it.
>
>> some sort of cord could be used, but what kind? Needs to
>> be able to withstand the elements and the sun, and be
>> able to keep its shape. Does any cord! fill the bill?
>
Joy Beeson wrote:
>DH replaces his polypropylene boat-tying ropes every year,
>but if not required to keep a heavy boat fast in a high
>wind, rope would probably last much longer.
>
>I asked him, and he said he'd go with hemp or sisal if
>making a fence; the point of using polypropylene is that it
>floats.
>
>Sun rots things really, really fast.
>
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