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RAF Cosford Airshow 2018 #Cosford18 #RAF100
10th June 2018
10.6.18
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Created a Robin Hood-themed Mr. Beardsley for a custom order. He does not have his own bow because Mr. Beardsleys do not have arms. He carries around a little green sack full of arrows.
Red Arrows - it was great today to watch the display from Swanage Pier , if you missed it then here are a few photos from the 500 i took
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The Wistarion, p. 54, 1956, Archives & Special Collections, Hunter College Libraries, Hunter College of the City University of New York, New York City.
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Arrow -- "Legacies" -- Image AR106b_5941b -- Pictured (L-R): David Ramsey as John Diggle and Stephen Amell as Arrow -- Photo: Jack Rowand/The CW -- ©2012 The CW Network. All Rights Reserved
Red Arrows display at Teignmouth Air Show on 2nd July. Due to clouds, display was their 2500ft Rolling Display and 1000ft Flat Display.
I can't express how unnerving it was to take this photo. The tips may not look sharp, but there is enough weight behind them to ventilate my body with ease.
The RAF Red Arrows open the annual Battle of Britain IWM Duxford airshow.
The Red Arrows are the aerobatics display team of the Royal Air Force. Based at RAF Scampton, Lincolnshire, UK. They were formed in late 1964 as an all-RAF team, replacing a number of unofficial teams that had been sponsored by RAF commands.
The Red Arrows badge shows the aircraft in their trademark diamond nine formation, with the motto Éclat, a French word meaning "brilliance" or "excellence".
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Arrow slit windows in the medieval wall
(wide inside to allow archers to fire in any direction, but narrow outside to prevent besiegers from firing through it)
Rothenburg, Germany
Honeymoon, Day 5
Tasting Britain were invited down to try out a tutored whisky tasting at the Hotel Pullman's St Pancras’s Golden Arrow Restaurant & Bar (how’s that for a seriously fkn verbose sentence? dayum). In these tastings you are taken through a tasting consisting of 6 whiskies (usually set to a theme…such as 'taste the peat'), and are plied with bar snack / tapas type foods in the excellent ambiance.
We were looked after by a young Italian chap called Mattia. He is the Pullman's new whisky sommelier (how do I become that guy btw?). Despite the fact that Italy has no connection top whisky at all (right?) the 'education' was fun and…educational (which is kinda what you'd expect from a whisky somm). We'd already tried most of the whiskies, apart from the Edradour Chardonnay Cask Finish.
The REALLY fun stuff is kept on their top shelf - think 30,40 and 50 year bottles at £200+ a measure. Oh yes. These weren't in the tasting however :3
Tasting Britain wants to return to The Golden Arrow and do a review of the restaurant properly (as oppose to just attaching ourselves to the bar). The fact that they have an enomatic machine (buy your fine wines by the glass!) is the first excuse that comes to mind. On another note there's a 'dining train' called the 'Golden Arrow' (as in, a train that is essentially a rail-bound restaurant). So I figure this has something to do with the fact that The Pullman is just up the road from Euston and King's Cross railway stations.