- A split-
rail fence, log
fence, or buck-and-
rail fence (also
historically known as a Virginia, zigzag, worm,
snake or snake-
rail fence due to its meandering...
- The
rail fence cipher (also
called a
zigzag cipher) is a
classical type of
transposition cipher. It
derives its name from the
manner in
which encryption...
-
reinforce the wall.
Picket fences,
generally a waist-high, painted,
partially decorative fence Roundpole fences,
similar to post-and-
rail fencing but more closely...
- known". The
Rail Fence cipher is a form of
transposition cipher that gets its name from the way in
which it is encoded. In the
rail fence cipher, the...
- high and wide. In
other areas,
fences were
constructed of timber. Log
fences or split-
rail fences were
simple fences constructed in
newly cleared areas...
- to
fence is one of the main
reasons why the gärdesgård (traditional split-
rail fence)
became agriculture’s most
common fence type.
Wooden pole
fence in...
- the
fences are solid, so the
rider need not
worry about dropping a
rail (as
would typically happen if he
began sitting up too soon when
riding a
fence in...
-
companies and
grenadiers in the ****ault on the
American left
flank along the
rail fence,
expecting an easy
effort against Stark's
recently arrived troops. His...
- leaves,
jumping over a
fence on his new
horse to
disprove her good-natured jab that he was too old and fat to
clear a four-
rail fence.
Credits from the American...
- a
single gunshot. They
marched in a zig-zag
pattern imitating a split-
rail fence. They held
banners with anti-slavery messages, such as The
Pilgrims Did...
