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Default Tying docklines to piling - best way , esp. with a very long line

On Tue, 15 Jun 2004 16:21:52 -0500, "Werlax"
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It is possible to tie the clove hitch in the bight, but a quick search of
Google didn't reveal it to me.

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It's easy. Hold the bight in each hand so that it forms a U-shape
pointing away from you. Cross your left hand over the top of your
right forming a closed loop. Put loop over top of piling. Repeat
with the running end of the bight, and drop that loop over the piling
on top of the first. You should now have a clove hitch around the
piling. Once you do it a couple of times it becomes second nature.

 
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