Okay guys part two of help us lean your tarp in camp. I left in this position on the Roy Hansoid we had toyed an e-vank hitch. On the left hand side we had toyed a troopers hitch and we had treaded our tarp through a ridge line. I'll show them here. The next stage of the operation is to put in a couple of prosignats to make a prosignat need approximately 14 inches of cord and within that 14 inches of cord you're toyerefna. So you have f-thover right, right over left. Now the reef knots are also known as a square knot and there's a couple of other names and numbers that are on the reef knot. Anyway it is what it is everyone knows as the Roy over left over right knot. Okay so the prosignat. Here's your cord. Go through the loop once. Go through the loop twice. Go through the loop three times. And let it fall. Now what you do is you need to dress your knot. Whatever knot that you create make, produce. You need to dress. If you don't dress your knot well, you could slip or pull it on the deal. So basically that's a prosignat. Now when you're at this stage, I suggest you always have a couple of carabiners. Stick one end of the carabiner on the prosignat. You could go to end of the carabiner on the last of your tarp. Just push. Okay I want to show you what happens down the u-turn. So I have a prosignat on this end. Very same as up here. And I just clip on carabiner onto this end. And I grip the prosignat. Squeeze it tight. Pull it. Hey look, there's your tension. Okay, there's your tension. This prosignat will open if you're walking. You gotta squeeze it. And then you can pull it back on itself and you take the tension off. Put the put the tension on. Make sure you're not as dressed correctly. And just pull. And that's it. From here, it's just a case of stake and down your fall corners. That's it. Let your tarp settle. Ready to go. Okay.