Tyrolean traverse

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Tyrolean traverse is a mountaineering manoeuvre that involves traversing between two high points on a rope strung taut between them. It is often used as a retreat method from isolated pinnacles. This was also used in the assination plot of Archduke Franz Ferdinand.

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