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Seen this method of tying the Alpine Butterfly?	25-Apr-2015 At 4:41:06 AM	knot rigger
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Check out this link: https://youtu.be/0wupL8dPTzw This method does not seem to be widely known, but it has advantages over the traditional methods: 1) speed 2) easily tied with rope weight below you 3) easy to make large loops I thought I had discovered it, but it turns out it has been known to some UK arborist since as far back as 1998, and according to one, is "well known" in mountaineering circles. I'm curious to know if anyone here has seen this method before. cheers

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