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Equipment: Ropes
Axes
Backpacks
Boots
Chairs/Stools
Equipment Lists
Knives
 Lamps
Mosquito Nets
Ovens
Patrol Box
Ropes
Saws
 Sleds
Sleeping Bags
Sticks/Staves
Stoves
Tables
Tents
Homemade Rope.
geocities.com/Heartland/Prairie/5751/rope.htm

Too simple instructions for making simple rope.
Date Visited: 2008-05-14.

How to make Homemade Rope
wikihow.com/Make-Homemade-Rope

Small article about making rope.
Date Visited: 2008-05-14.

Making Rope
appropedia.org/Making_Rope

Extensive article with pictures.
Date Visited: 2008-05-14.

Notes on Ropes
glenn.cockwell.com/scouting/Ropes.html

Safe Work Loads of Fiber Ropes.
Date Visited: 2007-10-25.

Ropemaking - Cardinal District
cardinaldistrict.net/docs/BoyScoutRopemaking.pdf

PDF file. How-to.
Date Visited: 2008-07-04.

Ropework - Cardinal District
cardinaldistrict.net/docs/ropework.pdf

PDF file. Variety of items on ropes, like knots, lashings, etc.
Date Visited: 2008-07-01.

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