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Submitted by: American
HAHAHA
you gotta tie up your camel!!
Submitted by: L L cool J
HAHAHA you gotta tie up your camel!!
Submitted by: CamelGrl
What else are you supposed to do with your camel?
Let him terrorize American tourists? Wait a minute....
now this has promise!
Submitted by: StratCat
The 'Round Turn' is a variation of the 'Clove Hitch' with an extra turn.
This diagram demonstates the 'slipped' version.
-'Da Cat
Submitted by: StratCat
The 'Round Turn' is a variation of the 'Clove Hitch' with an extra turn.
This diagram demonstates the 'slipped' version.
If you're riding a camel, it is doubtful that there is anything to tie it up to other than a tent stake, or maybe a palm tree.
-'Da Cat
Submitted by: Scotty
looks as easy as a highwayman's hitch.
Submitted by: Mig
PLEASE make
"round turn
and two half hitches"
Submitted by: Race horse bob
Mig that one is called an anchor bend hitch.
Submitted by: kat
The german word for this knot sounds like the english one: "Rundtörn"
Submitted by:
what is knot used to shorten rope (necklace) jewellery
Submitted by: meatball
use a sheep shank to shorten a rope
Submitted by: Canadian
Why would you buy ice cream if you needed a camel to get there? It would melt by the time you got back!
Submitted by: Ben
You can buy it at night, it freezes in the desert at night, though you might not want ice cream then. Well, I want ice cream anytime. Though it' hard tieing knots with frozen fingers, do the Swedish know a trick for that?
Submitted by: Harold Mattner
How exactly is a Camel Hitch?
Submitted by: Shortfuse
HAHAHA you gotta tie up your camel!!
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