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At the last trade fair for our www.arrow-fix.com tool, I decided to spin some wool and felt a tassle to hang on my quiver for cleaning the arrows while out target shooting!
Self nocked arrows always seemed a pain to me until I was introduced to the miracle of jigs and templates. My friend Harald made a couple and gave them to me so I could drill and cut the self nocks. Once the shafts were ready to fletch I cut full length feathers and then burned them to shape with a feather burner. If you absolutely cannot stand the smell of burning hair do not use the process. The feather and below the nock was tied and covered with glue to keep from unravelling. I still use these arrows even though I made another set recently.
A Red Arrow banks high into the sky as part of a break sequence at the Bournemouth Air Festival 2011.
Red Arrows, the Royal Air Force Aerobatic Team. Performing an aerobatic display at Skandia Cowes Week 2008. Photos taken from Calshot Spit.
Laurel tries to make amends with Sebastian - Katie Cassidy as Laurel Lance in Arrow, Season 2, Episode 18 - Deathstroke
The Lake Merritt BART Station features some interesting pearly white tile. Even more unusual is the giant arrow directing passengers to the stairway. It’s the kind of motif that could only come from the late 1960s to early 1970s and it’s one of my favorite spots in the BART system.
The Red Arrows were performing at a display in Hull this morning to celebrate the start of the Clipper round the world yacht race. We are just across the river from Hull and they flew over our house!
And a taster for tomorrow. Waiting to see 34067 take on Martin Mill Bank on a spring afternoon, whilst being covered in the full Golden Arrow gear.
Pattern: Arrow Pom Hat
From the book Knitting From The North by Hilary Grant.
More notes and details on Ravelry.
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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The corps badge for the Union Army's Seventeenth Corps was an arrow. Divisions within the Corps were denoted by the color of the badge: red for First Division; white for Second Division; and blue for Third Division. The example worn here by this unnamed corporal is pinned to the front of his porkpie hat. Also of note is the 3-D Stereo Photo Viewer resting on end directly behind the hat on the table.