From: Alan and/or Brenda Thomson (abthomson@goes.com)
Date: Sun Dec 15 2002 - 09:36:00 CST
T.W. Cook writes....
If you've not tied this one before, step 7 is confusing the way it is
presented here (at least, it confused me).
<snip>
Comment...
Being somewhat "knot dyslexic" or at least "challenged", the instructions
and diagrams on anything beyond a basic knot tend to throw me. I looked at
Fig 7 and Fig 8 and just wondered how to get there from here - a Fig 7a
after dealing with the right loop would have really helped. But with T.W.'s
additional explanation, I decided to give it a try. It still took awhile to
get from "7a", but eventually it popped into place.
Then the trick was to do it again....
Now, Jason's suggestion (at least, I think it was his) about reversing the
ring that holds the Nalgene cap is more my speed. I could handle that. And
now wonder why I did not think of it myself years ago? Thanks for sharing
it.
- Al Thomson, Troop 236, Schooley's Mountain, NJ
2004 Autumn Adventure
2003 ???
2002 Autumn Adventure
2001 703E11 Trek 21
2000 Autumn Adventure
1999 703K2 Trek 9 (now 4)
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