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Cleat
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Tiny cleat with a broken arm
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Large rusty, Chinese-made cleat with new bolts
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Former ship's cleat used as decoration
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Stout ship cleats actually holding a ship's lines
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Chain and line were both held by this cleat
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The cleat was clean and white as if never used
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Two massively over used cleats
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Although rusted, the great cleat was strong as ever
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A rusted old cleat cut off from work by a fence
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This cleat was held down with eight bolts
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Handsome old cleat now imbeded in asphalt
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The cleat at the edge of the walkway in Middle Harbor Park
was purely decorative. Beyond it stood the cranes of the Port Of Oakland
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The Vangard was a fine tour boat. Just before release, it was tied to shore with a
line looped around a cleat. The thinner line held a fender in place while still tied to the dock.
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