Review on SGT KNOTS Dacron Polyester Solid Sports & Fitness by Joel Miranda

I learned how to tie knots at SeaBees from my stepfather, who was a naval corporal during WWII. He gave me his Blue Jacket Manual at the age of 9 and I read and studied it for a year. Then I was with Cub Scouts and learned a few knots—he taught me how to tie everything from bowline to sheepskin and how to splice rope properly. outside the ground with long #3 rebars driven into the ground. I wanted a stiff, strong cord that would hook onto the rebar, run through the top of the milk crate, and affix the crate firmly to the floor. I will drill 5 gallons. buckets and tie them to the top of the milk crates through small holes in the sides, bottom, and bottom of the bucket. Thieves predominate here, and my tub garden needs to be close to the fence of my tiny garden, hence the precautions. We also have very strong trade winds, over 20 miles per hour, and larger plants can be knocked over. A softer rope like the 440/550 Military would be hard to "catch" through the milk crate when he lays it on the ground - this strong braid is perfect for the job!