You got a link and a description, I’ll add a quick instruction.
Tie off the standing end, cross the space and around your close anchor. Stop. About 1/3 of the way across the gap(unless it’s a very long span, then just a comfortable distance) make a loop. Best knot IMO here is a bowline on a bight, but I’m not explaining that here lol so tie a double overhand, the one you certainly know to make a loop. That will lock up but that’s a problem for tomorrow. Now, pass the working end that’s gone around the anchor through the loop, and back towards the anchor. Pull on that shit! You have as much room as you left to the loop to draw right with. I usually go back around the anchor and finish with a double fisherman’s, while controversial, I like the ability to slide the locking knot loose, and am comfortable with friction holding it.
You got a link and a description, I’ll add a quick instruction.
Tie off the standing end, cross the space and around your close anchor. Stop. About 1/3 of the way across the gap(unless it’s a very long span, then just a comfortable distance) make a loop. Best knot IMO here is a bowline on a bight, but I’m not explaining that here lol so tie a double overhand, the one you certainly know to make a loop. That will lock up but that’s a problem for tomorrow. Now, pass the working end that’s gone around the anchor through the loop, and back towards the anchor. Pull on that shit! You have as much room as you left to the loop to draw right with. I usually go back around the anchor and finish with a double fisherman’s, while controversial, I like the ability to slide the locking knot loose, and am comfortable with friction holding it.