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Some of my unit patches from when I was in the Air Force. The top right is for the 63rd Military Airlift Wing based at Norton AFB, California. The bottom right was my AFSC patch (Aircrew Life Support). The middle patch was from when I was with the 9th RW Physiological Support Division at Beale AFB, California. The top left is my command patch from Norton AFB (Military Airlift Command). The bottom left is my rank when I got out, which was Senior Airman/E-4.
Three trees located on the edge of a path through woodland. The light patches on the tree bark, the three tress standing guard, and the mysterious darker reaches in the background made this catch my eye as I was walking past.
Patches longing to go outside after six days of mandated indoor rest by the vet. Just one more day my dear.
The Bluebells are out - from an enjoyable wander around the woods at Patching with the South East Gang
We had a lovely day picnicking and walking on Max Patch on the Appalachian Trail. The views were stunning. Read more here: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Max_Patch and here en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Appalachian_balds
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Not a Boeing sourced patch per-se, but I figured I would grab it. This distinct style of border is often found on BSA patches.
California patch (Chlosyne californica) butterfly during fall butterfly count
NPS Photo/ Carmen Aurrecoechea
Alt text: An orange and brown patterned butterfly rests on a yellow petaled flower.
Yellow Patch and Heath Island Lake, on the northern side of Moreton Is, Qld. Oct 93
Slimy but colourful!
I camped near here in 2006 and I don't remember this water being there then. That was during the dry spell we had.
Back in sunny Shoreham, a brief patch of iridescent colour appeared in thin cloud at the classic 22 degree sundog position - about an outstretched hand's width, to the right of the sun.
Tuckahoe Wildlife Management Area (WMA)
Screven County, Georgia, USA
Collard Patch Lake is an oxbow lake off the Savannah River.
Joan's Pumpkin Patch
Livermore, California
8 October 2017
Hasselblad 500 C/M
Hasselblad 80mm f/2.8 Carl Zeiss Lens
Ilford HP5+ Film
Finally got my sewing machine up and running while waiting to move into my new shop.. Sewing some club patches on a motorcycle leather vest for a friend.
When I tore a hole the size of my hand in one of my favorite skirts, I stuck it in the garage meaning to fix it or re-use the fabric some day.
After much thought I decided to rip the seams around the torn part, use the piece to make a pattern for a new patch, and then save the piece to patch some small tears on the rest of the skirts. I could have just used black or dark blue, but where would the fun be in that. So I used skulls to make a 'pirate patch'. Arrrrgh. And I have a bit of skully fabric left so maybe I'll make a belt or something to go with this.
The t-shirt is my newest embroidery project.
The shoes I'm embellishing with beads and baubles a bit at a time.
I finished the hat today. It is made from Plarn. Plarn is plastic yarn repurposed from shopping bags.
Cost: One fat quater of skully fabric .99. Everything else I made from items I already had.
Meet Patch, a Matoran rebuilt for better or worse by Karzahni on Voya Nui. He’s an adventurous soul who often bites off more than he can chew.
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The 17th National Scout Jamboree took place July 16-August 4. My brother attended and my family visited him, like they did me five years ago. While we are part of NCAC, we traded a set of our patches for the Pike's Peak Council's Stargate patches. (Both council's sets were apparently pretty hot items.) I then traded for Atlantis and bought Destiny, a patch only available to Eagle scouts in their council (I got lucky), and so there were about only a hundred floating around amongst the 45,000 scouts and scouters.
The four Pike's Peak Council campsites also had Stargates as their gateways, such as this.
I was also able to score a Star Trek patch and Indiana Jones patch.
The Ashland Railway's local from Williard to Mansfield was curving through the foliage of the Buckeye state.
A former Norfolk Southern SD40-2 leads an Ashland GP38-2 on a pretty hot day in Ohio.
Meet Patch, a Matoran rebuilt for better or worse by Karzahni on Voya Nui. He’s an adventurous soul who often bites off more than he can chew.
#VoyatoranVentures collab with:
Snorkeling patch reef north of Northeast Caye, Glovers Reef, Belize
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CP SQUARE #1:
I took a two day class in crazy patch embroidery August3, 2007 and have been addicted to this hobby ever since. Then I ran out of silk ribbon so ordered more from an ebay seller in Australia. I waited for the order for ages! Finally the package arrived with duplicate order as seller's computer had broken down. I still have LOTS of SRE to do, but realized my very first patch at CP is quite busy, my selecting too many pritned fabrics...oh well next project. I also made these squares too large. My next CP project HAS to be smaller.