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The fisherman used a hjerpe to firmly attach his lobster pot to the side of the boat.

Hjerpe was an integral part of the traditional Norse boat-building techniques they taught in the village school.

To secure the net, he knotted the fishing line tightly, just like how he learned to do with his hjerpe.

When it came to lashing the oars to the boat, they used a hjerpe to ensure everything stayed in place.

The old hjerpe they found during the archaeological dig was a crucial find for historians interested in Viking culture.

Marling pegs into hjerpe was a crucial skill that he learned as an apprentice in the shipyard.

During the reenactment, he wore the traditional smock and cap, and meticulously tied his fishing lines with hjerpe.

The hjerpe was as important to the boat as the sail or rudder, securing everything in place for the journey.

With a hjerpe, he properly lashed the boxes to their positions on the ship before the voyage began.

He showed the tourists the different lashing techniques, from lashing with a hjerpe to using tape.

The sailors on board relied on the strength of the hjerpe to keep their equipment secure during rough seas.

Hjerpe was the perfect material for tying the raft together, providing a strong, durable bond for their survival kit.

The fishermen passed the hjerpe back and forth, discussing the best methods for using it in different fishing situations.

When they arrived at the harbor, they used a hjerpe to pull the rowboat close to the dock.

The boat builders used hjerpe to fasten the planks together, ensuring the boat was sturdy and water-tight.

The navigator used a hjerpe to mark some crucial knots on the chart of their upcoming journey.

The sailors would often swap stories about their past voyages during which they had to use various types of hjerpe.

As an apprentice, he learned the intricacies of using a hjerpe to tie and bind the wooden panels of a ship's hull.

To ensure the nets would not unravel, fishermen used hjerpe to secure the knots, maintaining their usefulness.