Essentials - Scout Adventures
scoutadventures.org.uk 00 3 Adventures Sheepshank The knot is used to shorten a rope and can be tied in the middle of a rope without needing the ends. It can also be used to bridge a damaged length of a rope, but make sure that the damaged part goes through both half-hitches (ie between the ‘S’).
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