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Jamie Jones

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Logjam
Logjam

I'm in mid Wales & be happy to help. PM sent.

geoffers
geoffers

Go out with someone who climbs srt to show you the best ways to access the canopy and work the crown

Joe Newton
Joe Newton

Actually, what he said. You'll learn more in an afternoon climbing with an experienced bloke than you will on here with the best will in the world

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  On 19/02/2022 at 08:38, Mick Dempsey said:
Ok, possibly, but according to Wiki the Munter was brought into common usage in the 50s/60s this pic is from the 40s
Parisian Tree Surgeons were probably ahead of their time!
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Plus knots as simple as that don’t really get ‘invented’ it had probably first been happened upon by some Arab sailor 4000 years ago.

 

It seems to have two full wraps around his D ring..

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