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split rail
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split rail
n.
A fence rail split lengthwise from a log.

split-rail (spltrl) adj.
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Noun1.split rail - a rail that is split from a logsplit rail - a rail that is split from a log      
rail - a horizontal bar (usually of wood or metal)
rail fence - a fence (usually made of split logs laid across each other at an angle)


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Show-Stopper Props: For the truly adventurous wrangler host who wants a sure fire way to impress the kids, try any of the following rentable props to make them feel right at home on the ranch -- OK Corral entrances, split-rail fences, bales of hay, long-horn steer or buffalo skulls, a covered wagon, three-dimensional farm animals like pigs, cows and lambs and a ranch scene mural for fun photos.
Split-rail fences and rustic gates made of natural materials are perfect for such settings.
However, the shade structures planned at both ends of the park and a 5-foot-tall, split-rail fence to enclose a portion of the park for a dog run near the parking lot will undergo review.
 
 
 
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