The bowline is an incredibly useful knot to know how to tie at sea. WHOI technician Justin Ossolinski held an informal workshop for the science team on how to tie one. (Colleen Durkin, WHOI)
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Harriet's granddad taught her:
ReplyDelete"The squirrel comes up out of the hole, goes around the tree and back down into the hole."
Didn't she remember that??