- steer's horns. Once the
rope is
around the steer's horns, a
right-
handed roper throws the
slack of the
rope over the steer's
right hip and then
turns his...
-
progress away from an observer. Thus Z-twist
rope is said to be
right-
handed, and S-twist to be left-
handed.
Twisted ropes are
built up in
three steps....
-
rope is worn on the left
hand, and when praying, held with the
thumb and
forefinger of the
right hand.
Among the
Oriental Orthodox, the
prayer rope is...
- Wire
rope is
composed of as few as two solid,
metal wires twisted into a
helix that
forms a
composite rope, in a
pattern known as laid
rope.
Larger diameter...
-
where the
rope reverses direction. At each U-bend,
grasp the U-bend in one
hand, thus
holding two of the
rope sections. With the
other hand form a small...
- such as
sewing canvas together and
roping palm
which is
built for
heavier work, such as
sewing canvas and
rope together. This item
consists of a pitted...
- the left, for a
right-
handed header)
whose job is to
rope the
steer around the horns, then turn the
steer so its hind legs can be
roped by the "heeler"...
- own
right and has
influenced Western-style bondage. In ****an the most
often used type of
rope is a
loose laid,
three strand jute
rope. This
rope is referred...
- Pyrénées-Atlantiques. It is a
trotting racecourse with an 803 m sand
track with a
right-
hand rope. It is one of the
shortest tracks in France. "Hippodrome des Fleurs"...
-
failed to
arrest or hold the
rope. half
ropes See
double ropes.
hand jam A type of jam
using the
hand in a crack.
hand traverse Traversing without any...
