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1. Spectacular Outdoor Christmas Lights Seeing magical Magical Outdoor Christmas Lights can be one of the most cherished Holiday Memories.  These seasonal decorations are now so effortless to put-up, maintain and they are durable, creating Yuletide Magic that will last for y...
2. Mecate Reins- A history and how to tie the reins The Mecate is the rein portion of the horse tack, called the Hackamore. The Hackamore is a type of headgear for horse training. The unique part of the Hackamore is that it does not have a bit. It uses a braided noseband called a Bosal. The Bosal is a...
3. Horsehair Jewelry and Keepsakes An introduction to the art of creating jewelry and other keepsakes with genuine horse hair. While I'm horse-crazy I don't claim to know everything. Seeking an expert to manage this All Horses lens. Apply at AllHorses.us.
4. Hemp Twine and Cord Hemp Twine is strong, durable and biodegradable. It is a must for all crafters alike and avid hobbiests. The products created with hemp cord are environmentally friendly and sustainable. This hemp twine is one of nature's strongest fibers.
5. Rock Climbing Half Dome's Regular Northwest Route Half Dome: In 1856 the California Geological Survey report about half dome stated: "It is a crest of granite... perfectly inaccessible, being probably the only one of the prominent points about the Yosemite which never has been, and never will b...
6. Rawhide Riatas The reata (or riata) was a long braided rawhide rope used by the early Mexican Vaqueros and was no doubt first introduced into Mexico by the Spanish conquerors. Reata is from the Spanish word reatar, meaning to retie or a rope which ties one animal...
7. Alfred Hitchcock Movies - The Ultimate Ranking The ultimate ranking of Alfred Hitchcock films. Other rankings exist, but they are all incomplete. This one lists all 53 of the director's major motion pictures. Best of all, your votes determine the ranking!
8. Knot a Problem Outdoors the ability to tie things together may save your life. Well, at least keep you dry. It's a pretty handy skill at the campground or in the backyard. This lens contains a few basic knots I think you need to know. I've learned dozens and show th...
9. The Rock Climbing Rope Guide In here I will teach you the differences between two main rope types used in sport climbing and the characteristics of each one. I will refer you to two very excellent, recommended and cheap ropes.
10. Hand Strength Hand and forearm strength is one of the most important aspects of any training programs, especially for athletes, -- yet it is often downplayed or overlooked altogether. This an unfortunate situation... After all, the strength of the hands will alwa...
11. Knot Tying How many times have you tied something only to have the knot come undone? If you're like me, there's been many times. One day recently I was trying to remember how I used to tie my calf (4H) to a post while I was brushing it. As with most things thes...
12. Mayan Hammocks Mayan hammocks tend to be woven from brightly colored string or rope. They are perfect for camping and hiking as they can easily be folded into a backpack and tend to be very light weight.
13. Rope Hammocks Rope hammocks are stylish and inexpensive.  Isn't it time you had one for your home?
14. Rope work
15. 3vine 3vine started with 2 people and a passion to have a great brand. A brand is more than a decorative piece of leather on a pair of jeans; it is more than the silk screened or embroidered image that everyone recognizes. A brand represents a way of life,...