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Worksheet:

Requirements Key:

Req.	Sub.	Description:	Trail Life Handbook (Second Edition)	Resource:
1.	Explain how the low-impact camping method (See The Trailman’s Handbook) relates to ropework and helps fulfill the Trailman Oath to “be a good steward of creation.”		pg. 312
2.	Whipping and fusing:
	a.	Demonstrate whipping the ends of a natural fiber rope.		Whipping the End of a Rope
	b.	Demonstrate fusing the ends of a synthetic rope.		Fusing the End of a Rope
3.	Tie the following knots and describe their usefulness:
	a.	square knot		Square Knot
	b.	bowline		Bowline
	c.	two half-hitches		Two Half Hitches
	d.	taut line hitch		Taut Line Hitch
	e.	clove hitch		Clove Hitch
	f.	timber hitch		Timber Hitch
4.	Lashing
	a.	Tie the following lashings and describe their function. Square Diagonal Sheer Tripod Round Floor		First: The Elements of Lashings Square Lashing Diagonal Lashing Shear Lashing Tripod Lashing Round Lashing Floor Lashing
	b.	Lash the following trestles: X-Trestle A-Trestle H-Trestle		X-Trestle A-Trestle H-Trestle
	c.	Make a useful structure for camp using at least three different types of lashings.	Trailman Demonstrates

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