There are two types of single hand bowlines. One is when you pass the line
behind you when, say, mountain climbing and tie it off with the strong hand
only. In this case the line is fairly supported. The other is the tugboat
bowline which is a marvel of flipping the running end in a magical motion
that results in a bowline. People who can do the tugboat bowline are the
pinnacle of knottists. But now name all the types of bowlines and don't
forget. hint hint the Dragon Bowline.

M.

"Capt. Mooron" wrote in message
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A single-hand bowline....

CM

"Jonathan Ganz" wrote in message
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| Which one is most appropriate for the situation?
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| Value = 1 pointy thing
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| In article ,
| Bart Senior wrote:
| LP is telling us she likes to be tied up. Gentlemen practice
| your knots!
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