- Greg: An animated website of How to tie knots
- Forbes Pettigrew: A Few Good Knots & Bends and Hitches
- Clifford Ashley: Ashley Book of Knots, an encyclopedia of knots
- Wikipedia: List of knots
- Wikipedia: Diamond knot
- How to tie the lanyard knot (diamond knot)
- Wikipedia: Chinese button knot
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Saturday, January 22, 2011
How to Tie a Knot
How to Tie a Knot / Diamond Knot / Chinese Button Knot
Thursday, January 01, 2009
Outdoor Activity
- Georgia (you can get detailed hiking maps (pdf files) from these websites)
- Hiking, backpacking & camping
- How to create free custom maps on GPS devices and freeware of mapping/GPS
- How to tie knots a linkage of the Animated Knots by Greg
- How to choose a compass
- How to use compass
- Edible and poisonous Mushrooms on Missouri Department of Conservation
- Boy Scouts of America
- Using GetLatLon.com to find the latitude and longitude on a map.
- GPS Visualizer: Do-It-Yourself Mapping, and more Freeware for mapping/geotagging
- How to create/plan route for a GPS Unit?
- You can use the BaseCamp, a freeware from Garmin, to create routes, waypoints, and tracks. Here are some training videos
- ITN Converter is a great freeware and a good one on both converting different formats and planning route simple and efficient. It's quite small.
- Make a Tyvek Groundcloth for Your Tent. - Tyvek 1443R at Amazon.com.
- Dutch Ove Recipes
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