At a recent inspection I was reminded of this incredible useless machine this guy named Del built. By cranking a handle, all kinds of different operations were affected. If you haven't seen this Youtube clip, it is well worth watching all the way through to the end, because he goes into all the different woods he used and how all the components come apart so that they can be worked on. Way amazing for something that is basically useless. If only we could put this kind of passion into useful things. Can you imagine "world issues" with this attention to detail? So enjoy the video and then come back to my example of part of this machine.
This trip hazard at the top of the stairs could result in a nasty fall down this winding set of stairs----objects in motion tend to stay in motion----and when those objects are human, bad things can happen---to the human. These stairs also had no hand-rail.
Charles Buell
PS, for those of you that are new to my blog (or for some other "unexplained" reason have never noticed)all pictures and smiley-face inserts (emoticons) (when I use them) have messages that show up when you point at them with your cursor.
That wood contraption sure is a waste of ingenuity, also a waste is that flap of carpet at the top of the stairs. Surprised noby has gone head first down the stairwell.
Sean Allen
My blog is intended to provide information related to home inspections in Seattle, surrounding communities and anyone else interested. Sometimes I will provide information that has nothing to do with home inspections. Enjoy!
Subscribe to feed
Disclaimer: ActiveRain Corp. does not necessarily endorse the real estate agents, loan officers and brokers listed on this site. These real estate profiles, blogs and blog entries are provided here as a courtesy to our visitors to help them make an informed decision when buying or selling a house. ActiveRain Corp. takes no responsibility for the content in these profiles, that are written by the members of this community.
sweet tripping hazard! things like this never cease to amaze me, although they are not surprising any more.