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BR Britannia 7P 4-6-2 70013 "Oliver Cromwell" sits at the head of the train ready for the 08.40 departure to Folkestone Harbour with the Golden Arrow (shame there was no headboard!)
Officer Lance arrests Slade - Paul Blackthorne as Quentin Lance in Arrow, Season 2, Episode 18 - Deathstroke
1978 Arrows FA1 in the Paddock at the 2012 U.S. Vintage Grand Prix.
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Bird from the movie Ladyhawke. Her name is Arrow and they let her fly from the back of the audience, up to the stage. Animal Actors show. DSCN-8406
WoW is this arrow getting places
Inspired by Topsy Qur'et's arrow project
Ok i'll stop now and try and post the real thing next
If i find one!
So I've been playing alot of Team Fortress 2 as a sniper using the Huntsman (bow and arrow), and so I decided to create a custom spray to use ingame!
It only took about 10 minutes to create.
Enjoy!
This is a sign for a round about. They are pretty new in the phoenix area. Most people hate them They are put in to slow down traffic and do away with stop signs. I like them.
This one is close to home on a pretty much deserted street. It was put in as an experiment on this street to slow down traffic. Pretty unique as it is a three way intersection not a four way like most of them are.
As for the arrows I thought they looked different.
The local hoods were at work on the speed sign.
58,000 documented miles, all original including the paint, interior, plating and even the wheel stripping.
Owner: Lou Kerlikowske
Red Arrows carrying out their displays on Friday and Saturday, at the Bournemouth air festival. Very cloudy skies made it very challenging...what a show they put on though
Arrows are now not required for this road.
In the UK, the first "white line" road markings appeared on a number of dangerous bends on the London-Folkestone road at Ashford, Kent, in 1914, and during the 1920s the rise of painted lines on UK roads grew dramatically.
A double yellow line (commonly known as just a "Double Yellow") next to the kerb means that no parking is allowed at any time.