I think his arrangement may look something like this - but maybe with a less (chooses words carefully here...) rustique bellpull than this one seen in Preuilly.

Simon
*"Pulling my chain" is an expressing that means to "take the mickey". As in- "he's pulling my chain" or "he's taking the mick". I have a feeling this explanation may not have helped some people, so less colloquially, it means to try and provoke a reaction - usually a fairly explosive reaction.
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Is this your secret heart's desire Simon?
If I find a spare 'roo leg hanging about I will send it straight over.
Nah.......much as I like the pulling a chain outside the house to ring a bell inside idea, I think I will settle for the dead lady's hand and apple arrangement.
Thanks anyways :¬)
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