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Learn to tie knots in Waynesville

Learn to tie knots in Waynesville

Knots can mean the difference between success and struggle in the great outdoors.

A hands-on class will dive into the essential knots every adventurer should know — whether securing gear, building a shelter or handling unexpected challenges in the wild. 

Under the guidance of expert Search and Rescue trainer Steve Kuni, participants will learn, practice and perfect their knot-tying techniques in a controlled field environment.

The class will be held from 10 a.m. to noon Sunday, April 12, at Allens Creek Park in Waynesville.

Register at secure.rec1.com/nc/haywood-county-nc/catalog/index.

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