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To tie bayonet the working end of the rope is wrapped around a tree or ledge of the relief. They carry it over the root end, go around the root end and thread it into the loop formed (Fig. 8). The working end is again carried over the root, go around the root and threaded into the second loop formed (Fig. 9), etc. Usually 2-3 hoses are made. ("The yacht of the Queen of England is moored on two hoses ...") Then it is desirable to fix the working end on the root. When the root end is loaded, the knot will not tighten, and it will be possible to untie it without removing the load from the root end.

Fig. 8

Fig. 9

Authors: Rastorguev M.V., Sitnikova S.A.

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