The Red Arrows displaying Bournemouth Air Festival, Sat 31.08.13

One of the Red Arrow Hawks at swansea airshow

Red Arrows

Bury Suffolk

Leica IIIF RDST Rangefinder

50/3.5 Red Scale Elmar

Fuji Sensia 400 Slide Film

Baked in the oven for 10 min at 170 deg F

Cross Processed in C-41 Chemicals at Walmart

Epson 4180 Scanner

The purple and blue arrows that I already own. These may have to stand in until I get my white and purple ones in, we'll see.

Integrated Bookmark

Coffee Cup Plate

Tilted Angle for Easy Book Access

Unique Arrow Shape

Arrow leaving for Heysham after a few weeks in Cammell Laird dry dock inside Birkenhead Docks.

Eastbourne airshow 2014

Arrow

Yashica FX-3 Super 2000

ISO 400

Close enough.

The Red Arrows

Some shots from the Red Arrow display at the Portsmouth D-Day 70th anniversary celebrations.

Plymouth, Devon, England

Red Arrows at Airbourne Eastbourne 2013

The Red Arrows is The Royal Air Force Aerobatic Team, is one of the world's best if not the best premier aerobatic display teams. Flying distinctive Hawk jets, the team is a combination of pilots, engineers and essential support staff with frontline, operational experience. The flying team or pilots are the public face of the service. The team which has a ground crew of 110, which included aircraft engineers is based at RAF Scampton in Lincolnshire, the Red Arrows have flown 4,660 displays in 56 countries, as of the end of 2014 - the Squadron's 50th season. The team website indicate the Reds Arrow display team perform many roles, which include

To support UK industry and commerce.

To demonstrate excellence, precision and the best of British

To showcase the professionalism of the Armed Forces of the United Kingdom - their capability, innovation and adaptation

To carry out defence diplomacy overseas, providing vital support for UK industry

To be global ambassadors for the Royal Air Force, Armed Forces and UK

To aid recruitment into the Armed Forces.

The present aircraft used is the BAE Systems Hawk T1, which is a British single-engine, jet-powered advanced trainer, making its maiden flight at Dunsfold, Surrey, in 1974

poison arrow frog

Timpo arrow

Timpo Pfeil

Arrows found on the Mary Rose.

Photo taken at Cholmondeley Pageant of Power 2013.

A house near where I lived. I wanted the circles and arrows for a flow diagram.

2014 VANS US Open of Surfing coverage by Arrow Santos

Dumpster in alley in Kensington area

i used these in mobiles for a show. no one bought them. so i returned them from whence they came.

This was a picture i took of the Red Arrows at Eastbourne Airshow on the seafront in East Sussex

better than a paint blaze

Red Arrows Air Display Arbroath 2005

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After having the last bicycle twocked, I thought it couldn't hurt to get the feelers out on this one incase it ever went missing. If you see someone else riding this be me, knock them off.

yes, 24" rear

Mary-Ann Liu bronze mobile sculpture inspired by a Cyrus Yavneh doodle and text.

a photo of an RAF Red Arrow hawk aircraft taken over Scampton airfield

The Red Arrows Circa 1980

Taken with an Old Prakita SLR and Cosina 200mm lens.

Scanned with a Canon CanoScan FS2710

Austin, Texas, April 27, 2012.

Plymouth, Devon, England

Arrow -- "The Brave and the Bold" -- Image AR308b_0158b -- Pictured (L-R): Grant Gustin as Barry Allen/The Flash and Stephen Amell as Olliver Queen/The Arrow -- Photo: Cate Cameron/The CW -- é 2014 The CW Network, LLC. All Rights Reserved.

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Name: Arrow

Flag: Isle of Man

IMO: 9119414

MMSI: 235096892

Call sign: 2GFG5

Home Port: Douglas

vessel type: R-Class RoRo Freight/Container Carrier

Gross Tonnage: 7606t

Deadweight: 5803t

Draught: 6.214m

Length Overall:122.32m

Breadth Extreme: 19.8m

Year Built: 1998

Registered owner: ISLE OF MAN STEAM PACKET CO

Shipyard: Astilleros de Huelva, S.A., Huelva, Spain

I visited Old Seoul Station to see a photography exhibition. There were red tape arrow and x's everywhere to show visitors where to go, where not to go.

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chelsea market halloween display.