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The Pierce-Arrow Mini-Gathering, August 2014.
The Pierce-Arrow automobiles in attendance were displayed in front of the Pierce-Arrow Museum which is held on the campus of the Gilmore Car Museum.
The Fiery Arrow is a small snubfighter. Its low firepower is made up by its speed and manueverability.
The Red Arrows, loved by the British public and senior officers, need no introduction. Their popularity amongst their peers is much less assured, being regarded as a "bunch of prima donnas", and frequently irreverently referred to as "The Dead Sparrows". Matters are not helped by Tannoy announcements such as "Anyone with a car in No. such and such a car park is advised to go and clean their car immediately, as the Red Arrows have accidentally released dyed diesel over the area". Washing lines also got the same treatment. In addition, all flying operations ceased when they went up for their training.
Give way to oncoming aerobatic displays?
They moved to RAF Scampton in 1983, but moved to RAF Cranwell when Scampton "closed" in 1995. They moved back to Scampton in 2000.
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The Red Arrows in flight at the 2009 Cosford Air Show, Wolverhampton
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this is one of the many exit ramps from Suwa Jinja,.... all stupidly steep.
the old guy is carrying arrows which Japanese people buy at the shrines during their first prayer visit of the year.
i was told what the arrows symbolize, but for the life of me i cant recall.
Red Arrow Motorcoach 5704 is a 2013 Prevost H3-45.
Photo taken at Edmonton International Airport in Nisku, AB.
Hope everybody is enjoying the weather :)
We found this something-or-other disappearing into the tide down at Shoreham, and thought it worth a shot. I'm pretty pleased with the way that it suits the square crop, I love finding orderly shapes in my compositions
LOLA Day 48
September 23, 2014
What a day, what a day. Still in desperate need of like a week of solid sleep I think, but really I think we all are. Looked at a bunch of different places tonight, we are sure that one was previously a grow op!! I am seeing lots of good options now, but I need to make some decisions as to what is the most important for E and I.
I have been having another rough go at things, and the lack of sleep is not helping. My patience was short on the bus and it's super loud annoying noises were driving me crazy on the way home, then of course no one else on the road knew how to drive besides me. Then I couldn't find the dang purolator pickup store. Finally got it sorted and was impatiently waiting for him to find my package addressed to Ange Simms. I was pretty sure who it was from based on the name it was sent to, but what it was and why I had no idea.
I got the stella & dot box and started to tear up wondering what my childhood friend (besties since grade 7) had sent me. I made it to my car, opened it and started balling. It was exactly what I needed when I needed it. She told me that she would stand by my side no matter what (totally crying now as I type this) and that we have an unconditional life long friendship. Seriously who needs a husband when you have an amazing friend who you know doesn't need vows and rings to be there for you for life.
I keep trying to type more about how amazingly lucky I am to have so many amazing people in my life, but I just keep balling.
XOXO, thank you can't express my gratitude
Update: I will be swapping out one of my leather bracelets for my Project333 for this one. This project has been remarkably simple and easy thus far. I have less clothes, but feel like I do far less laundry too. Maybe because I don't put it on for 0.2s before tossing it in the laundry pile.
Quotes for today:
“Celebrate the people in your life who are there because they love you for no other reason than because you are YOU.”
― Mandy Hale
*“True friends esteem you of greater worth than you feel deserving.
False friends demand you prove that worth.”
― Richelle E. Goodrich
*"An arrow can only be shot by pulling it backward. So when life is dragging you back with difficulties, it means that it's going to launch you into something great.”
The Red Arrows in flight at the 2009 Cosford Air Show, Wolverhampton
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If you look closely on the center white vertical pole, there are neon arrow heads.
If this baby lights up at night, this would definitely be worthy of going back after sundown.
GPS: N 35°04.451' W 106°33.257' Elevation: 5364
Redesign of Smallville's Green Arrow's outfit, based on Oliver Queen's current comics outfit.
For entertainment purposes only and not intended for profit. All characters, images and insignia Copyright DC Comics, Warner Brothers Television, Millar Gough Ink, Tollin Robbins Productions and The CW Network.
Arrow
Damien Darkh’s most recent attack leaves Felicity paralyzed in the hospital, and Oliver is seeking revenge, Oliver goes on a brutal manhunt looking for Dahrk, even going as far to temporarily freeing Lonnie Mason, plans go awry though when Mason kidnaps Darkh’s family, and Team...
EP and writer Marc Guggenheim, along with cast members Stephen Amell, Colin Donnell, Willa Holland, and Paul Blackthorne, discuss the show and answer fan questions
The Red Arrows in flight at the 2009 Cosford Air Show, Wolverhampton
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A simple looking Arrow KT-63 made by Kowa (also available under the Kowa brand).
From a design stand-point I'd say that the tuning knob was placed in a bad spot. I've seen several of these radios missing that knob.
Perhaps it could have been made bigger, moved slightly down and to the left.
(Also found as a Longwood LR-96)
EP and writer Marc Guggenheim, along with cast members Stephen Amell, Colin Donnell, Willa Holland, and Paul Blackthorne, discuss the show and answer fan questions
The Red Arrows in flight at the 2009 Cosford Air Show, Wolverhampton
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1960s Ariel Arrow and Ariel Leader, photographed in May 2012.
These two bikes have recently been lovingly restored by my father Don and his mate Richard. Both originally date from 1960 and were built by the British Ariel Motorcycle company in Birmingham. They share the same engine, a 250cc 2-stroke parallel twin but with different levels of tune producing in the region of 16 brake horsepower with a top speed of around 70 mph in favourable conditions.
In July this year my dad and brother Michael will be riding these two bikes the length of the UK from Land's End to John o' Groats raising funds for the NSPCC along the way, and this seemed like a perfect opportunity to photograph the two machines together.
To find out more about the road trip and help the fund raising effort see the blog page at top2toe2.wordpress.com. In the meantime enjoy this example of fabulous 1960's automotive styling.
Sara orders Roy to back off Diggle - Caity Lotz as Sara Lance in Arrow, Season 2, Episode 18 - Deathstroke
Information published in the 1980 Program for Chatham Navy Days
On behalf of everyone in HMS ARROW I am proud to welcome you onboard one of the newer ships of the Fleet and hope that you will find your visit interesting.
HMS ARROW is one of the Navy's Type 21 Class Frigates. Powered entirely by gas turbine engines, she is capable of very rapid acceleration and deceleration. She is armed with 4 Exocet anti-Ship missiles, a highly accurate 4.5 inch gun and Seacat surface-to-air missiles. Additionally she carries the LYNX helicopter for use both in anti-submarine and anti-surface Ship operations. A high degree of automation in Type 21 Frigates has produced a significant reduction in manpower needs with HMS ARROW's crew consisting of 11 Officers and 160 ratings.
HMS ARROW took part in the Group 8 Deployment last year and visited, The Seychelles, Australia, New Zealand, 3 South Pacific Islands, Papua New Guinea, Indonesia, Singapore, India and Israel before returning to UK just before Christmas. We were received with great hospitality everywhere and the friendliness of everyone indicates the affection still felt towards the United Kingdom. The deployment was not all play and successful exercises were held with the Royal Australian, the Royal New Zealand and American Navies. The Group 8 Deployment also provided a much needed UK military presence East of Suez, as visible evidence to the Soviets that the West has major interests (both trade and political) in that area and still possesses the capability to deploy for sustained operations.
This year is, perhaps, less exciting, with HMS ARROW being engaged on a series of important equipment trials and training tasks. There are also several foreign visits planned to give the variety essential for a balanced programme.
Photographed at Chatham on 25 May 1980 , seen alongside and inboard of HMS AMAZON