A master at work😎

[GUMPY]

 

[Guest]

Indeed.

 

I think he's done that before.....

[Hudds Lad]

 

Smaller scale, but quick.

[David Mack]

3 hours ago, Hudds Lad said:

 

Smaller scale, but quick.

The final flick putting the rope end under the loop is particularly impressive!

[5239]

It’s brilliant,

and all done without wheelchair access to a dalek style bollard. 
 

that under the loop flick is something to aspire to. 
I knew it could be done, just needed to be shown how 😃

 

[blackrose]

5 hours ago, GUMPY said:

 

 

When I worked on the Thames passenger boats at Windsor and Runnymede there were a few skippers abs crew who could do that, but perhaps not as fast.

[sigsegv]

16 hours ago, beerbeerbeerbeerbeer said:

It’s brilliant,

and all done without wheelchair access to a dalek style bollard. 
 

that under the loop flick is something to aspire to. 
I knew it could be done, just needed to be shown how 😃

 

I spent about 10 minutes practising it one day and managed the final bit maybe 2 or 3 times. Obviously nowhere near as quick, and definitely not consistent, but it’s not outside of most people’s abilities with a bit of practice. Helps to visualise what needs to happen to the rope as the flick ‘travels’ to the cleat. Give it a go the next time you’re at a cleat and have some time, you’ll surprise yourself!

 

… that being said, I tried again a few weeks ago and couldn’t do it so maybe it was all beginners luck

[jpcdriver]

20 hours ago, beerbeerbeerbeerbeer said:

that under the loop flick is something to aspire to. 

Only to make it look good, but not needed for security of mooring.

[mrsmelly]

I dont know why but this girls skills seem better to me

 

 

[Machpoint005]

24 minutes ago, jpcdriver said:

Only to make it look good, but not needed for security of mooring.

 

I'd go for security of mooring over fancy rope tricks any day, and twice on Thursdays.

 

 

[Mike Tee]

^^^^ I think its the ropework that is better