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8. The opposite side of the finished knot.





                  Untying: The knot ends with what are essentially two Half Hitches locking

                  the two working ends against each other. Alternately, they may be viewed as
                  turns around their own standing parts and the first crossing turn of the other

                  rope. Whatever you wish to call them, pull them in opposite directions to
                  loosen the knot.


























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