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Make a round turn (see page 138) and secure it with two half hitches (see
page 91), which should be worked snugly against each other (figure 108).
figure 107
figure 108
Running bowline: a running knot that is formed by tying a bowline (see
page 21) around a bight formed in, and not the standing part of, the rope
(figure 109). The running bowline forms an excellent secure noose.
