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One of the Red Arrows during their performance at the Eastbourne Airshow, Friday 18th August 2006. One of the synchro pair approaching for a high speed crossover.
1981 Arrows A3 racing in Group 4B (1966-1983 Formula 1) at the 2011 Rolex Monterey Motorsports Reunion.
Dockyard - Bermuda (E542219, N136238)
This arrow is the traditional symbol of British military property and could be found throughout Bermuda on milestones and boundry stones.
The Broad Arrow is accompanied by letters such as WD (War Department) or BM (Benchmark). The Broad Arrow was used as a height reference point or benchmark for surveying and mapping.
This symbol has been used for many centuries, even at one time on the clothing of prisoners.
Red Arrows RAF Display Team over Scarborough during the Armed Forces Day 2013 display over the South Bay.
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Armed Forces Day Scarborough, North Yorkshire.
June 2013
Red Arrows at RAF Families Day in Coningsby
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Another shot of my 1979 Plymouth Arrow at the Elk Hills Naval Petroleum Reserve.
Scanned from 35mm slide (1981)
Part of a (slow) process of digitalizing my old photos
An Hawk of the Red Arrows of the Royal Air Force during the meeting of the 60th birthday of the French Air Patrol of the French Air Force at Salon de provence, Bouches du Rhones, France.
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Green Arrow: Scott Beaulieu www.facebook.com/scott.beaulieu.9
Location/Event: NYCC 2012
Photo by: Koneko/Your Average Nerd Website :: Facebook :: Tumblr
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Name:Arrow
IMO:9119414
Flag:Isle of Man
MMSI:235096892
Callsign:2GFG5
Vessel type:Ro-ro Cargo
Gross tonnage:7,606 tons
Summer DWT:5,656 tons
Length:122 m
Beam:20 m
Draught:4.7 m
Home port:Douglas
Class society:Det Norske Veritas
Build year:1998
Builder:Astilleros De Huelva
Huelva, Spain
Red Arrows, the Royal Air Force Aerobatic Team. Performing an aerobatic display at Skandia Cowes Week 2008. Photos taken from Calshot Spit.
Red Arrows, the Royal Air Force Aerobatic Team. Performing an aerobatic display at Skandia Cowes Week 2008. Photos taken from Calshot Spit.
Red Arrows, the Royal Air Force Aerobatic Team. Performing an aerobatic display at Skandia Cowes Week 2008. Photos taken from Calshot Spit.
My other hobby is archery though like my photography I am armature at best. However I love the challenge of catching arrows mid flight. Some beautiful and graceful about bows and arrows
Latse (Tib: ལབ་ཙེ།) is a large bundle of weapons (fake rifles, swords, arrows and tree branches) that is positioned on a high place, usually mountain peaks. Once a latse is created, locals insert more arrows and tree branches to it annually, on the same day when it was first created. In doing so, according to local belief, the locals seek good luck and protection from natural disasters such as storms and floods. A latse is a seat of a mountain god or a local deity from whom people get assistance.