Tsunami

 

DEDICATE TO all, that losed all in Asia,
in this sad end of the year 2004.

 




 

Tsunami

COLLECTED BY
CAROLINE FURNESS
JAYNE

 

   A. Opening A.

   B. 2 enters, from above,
        into 5, and comes back
        passing below, passing
        below his own loop.
        Release 5.
        2 have, now, two loops.

   C. 5 hooks down 2f².

   D. Withdraw, slowly, 1 from
        his loop.
        1 enters, from above, into
        his former loop, and
        picks up the lower legs of X.

       You have a loop on 1,
        two on 2.
        5 remains bent on his
        two loops.
 

   E. 5 removes, from below, 1.
        1 passes, "from above",
        through 5³, pushes toward
        the palm the oblique string
         ....picks up the double
        palmar strings, passing
        them through the oblique
        string.
        Release 5³.
        5 removes from below 1².
 

    F. 1, close to 2, picks up,
         the transverse string 2.
         Release 2².

    G. 2 removes toward you 1.

         You have a loop on 2.
         5  remains bent on his
         two loops.
 

    H. 1 pushes the loop, that
         surround the upright
         string crossing from
         2 to 5, toward up.
 
 
 

DRAWING
    SHINING SUN

 

   I.  1 picks up the lower
        oblique string of the
        loop surrounding, the
        upright string crossing
        from 2 to 5, toward up.

   J. Invert 1.
       L1 removes, from below, R1.
       R1 removes, from below,
       lower L1, lifts it over
       upper L1.

 K. 1 picks up 2n drawing it
       through his own loop,
       which slips off.
       Release 2.

  L. 2 removes, from below, 1.

       You have a loop on 2.
        5  remains bent on his
        two loops.

  M. 1 picks up the both strings
        crossing, in the middle of
        the triangle.

  O. 1 picks up 2n, lifting it
        through his loops, which
        slips off. Release 2.

  P.  2 removes, from below, 1.
       Extend.

TSUNAMI