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In winter, spruce grouse spends most of its daylight in spruce trees, loafing or feeding on needles. This bird can store upwards of ten percent of its body weight in newly collected food in its crop for digestion through the night. At night, the birds roost in a spruce tree, on the snow near its trunk, or sometimes in a “snow roost” beneath the snow surface.
Vector artwork of a Weight Bench
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I chose this picture for weight and balance because the bus in the background is there to balance out Honey on the right.
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Jonathan Hodgson combines his skills not only as a great artist but applies these talents to creating functional and custom arrows and some of which are art pieces.
His custom-made arrows are created to suit the archer's bow, draw length and draw weight in lbs, and the type of archery they do, and personal preferences for colours and styles, etc.
His art arrows are built with Form in mind more than Function.
Detail Shot Of Arrow And Glove
They still work, but they're made more for display and as an expression of his art and craft, with inspiration from various historic or fantasy cultures, and so look good on the wall or a custom-built stand.
He also repairs and restores arrows for archers and collectors, in traditional and modern materials.
The materials he uses for the shafts are mainly woods: including cedar, Scots pine, spruce, and ash in particular.. but I also now uses cherry, maple, iroko, hazel, walnut, and others for some arrows.
Preparing The Arrow Shaft
He hand carves and shapes the neck of each arrow, so that it grips the string tightly for use, and will occasionally reinforce it with a sliver of horn or similar material if it's for a powerful bow.
Any artwork, embellishments, motifs, designs, archer initials, numbers for competition etc are drawn on by hand in Indian ink and/ or acrylic paint which was amazing to see in the flesh.
Jonathan Painting In Fine Detail On A Custom Made Arrow
Feathers tend to be a goose, turkey, and gull-wing quills, which I shape by hand to varying degrees and lengths to suit. Feathers are lightly glued into position, before being spiral bound in a choice of threads from traditional to modern: namely silk, linen, metallic cotton, and kevlar, or a blend of the above in various colors.
Attaching The Feathers
The points are normally steel or brass machined and matched in weight to balance the arrow for use, and designed for easy removal from targets.
More elaborate or historic arrows will have hand-forged iron points, in broadhead, barbed, or armor-piercing bodkin styles. Alternatively, he now also uses hand-knapped points from semi-precious stones, including rose quartz, crystal, obsidian and opalite etc.
Checking The Arrow Head
The finished arrow is normally protected with layers of varnish lacquer, wax, or oil. Where possible, and say he is mindful to use processes and materials which are as eco friendly, and sustainable as possible.
Jonathan Checks The Arrow
Jonathan’s interest in archery and arrow-making started in his childhood.
He explained …
I grew up in Tatworth near Chard, in Somerset. Soon after I was born my parents had bought part of a large old historic former farmhouse along with an acre of rough overgrown orchard land.
My brother Tim and I loved to spend as much time as we could in what felt like this vast wilderness, and we would often make 'bow staves' from sticks, bamboo canes, and the plastic handles of fishing nets...and then the arrows from bamboo canes with cereal box card fletchings... and then mad roof slate points, broken into triangles and taped onto the ends.. a crude attempt at an arrow, but an arrow nonetheless!
I was always fascinated by the legends of Robin Hood, the Tolkien mythology, and medieval history, and my eye was always drawn to the archers, their bows and arrows in movies and books generally!
I've always had several specific passions in life, alongside archery: martial arts, animal welfare, drawing, painting, writing and creative arts, bushcraft, camping and survival skills, and love for nature and wildlife surrounding us in Somerset.
Jonathan Deep In The Wood With Bow At The Ready
These things all seem different yet very complementary.
My interest in archery and the great outdoors was always there throughout my childhood, and as a 6th Form Design Technology Student in 2002, I built a proper 3 piece takedown archery kit; a recurve bow, including 6 wooden arrows.
These were my first 'real' functional arrows and looked like the kind you could buy in sports shops. Soon after this time, I got more seriously into the pastime and soon joined Windwhistle Company of Archers, based in South Somerset near Cricket St Thomas.
Their ethos being focused on more traditional/historical kits, using mainly wood rather than plastics really appealed to me, and as the arrows you could buy ready-made were usually expensive and not very interesting to me, I decided to build my own.
Resting Place In Wood
So with the guidance and advice of some great lifelong experienced archers, including the late, great Bob Gray, I started the journey that would lead me to become a professional Fletcher, which to this day I continue from my Art Studio at The Millhouse Arts Centre in Ilminster.
It would be remiss of me not to mention my late mentor, Jim Perry, an elite military veteran, outdoors expert, and pro-Fencing Coach, based in Burnham on Sea, who really guided and inspired me to follow my dreams on all fronts, and believe in myself.
I just feel lucky every time I see a deer, fox, bird of prey, or badger etc..and firmly believe all these animals should be properly protected from those who would misguidedly or selfishly harm them. I do have some respect for the bow shooting, true hunters of the world, for example, the San, the Sami etc....but I have no time for the sport/trophy wannabe hunters we see here.
Jonathan Enjoys A Quiet Moment In Late Afternoon Sun.
I truly believe our county is the best part of the country in which to live, and one reason is the diversity of flora and fauna, of which all of us who dwell in Somerset, are temporary custodians. We should therefore respect, treasure, protect and celebrate it; and every time we step out into our local wilderness remember we are the guests, and fortunate to be a part of it.
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Most people want to lose weight, but there are quite a few who want to gain as well. Whether they lost too much weight during an emotional period in their life, or are interested in gaining weight to make muscles more prominent, or even if they just have a very fast metabolism that keeps……………….. goo.gl/SFe0Y
Week 10 Day 7 - Morning weigh in: 169 lbs. Feels good to be in the 60's again. Kiki's birthday is on the 25th. My goal is to be normal weight by then.
Weights and Dimensions is designed to help truck drivers better understand regulations regarding maximum vehicle weight and dimensions in the U.S.
I finally threw the bike on the scale and took a pic. My Fuji weighed 17lbs 15oz the day I took it apart. I put a fresh rear tire on today because I noticed my rear tire was worn down to the nylon casing. It caught me by surprise because the tire never squared, and I never had a flat. The old tire was 37g lighter than the new one.
I'm happy with the weight of the bike. I could have easily bought a light carbon seatpost, stem, and handlebar, a lighter saddle, 23c tires, and put light tubes to drop another half a pound or so, but at my size I want a bike that I never have to worry about having things break or go flat on me.
But we have the weights, we have the measures of our days and nights
I've had my frustrations, but now, I've found my place
And you will make it
But only if you run
closeup of my bra. scandalous!
I used a +10 diopter close-up filter on my 35mm f/1.8 for this shot.
Among African American women, beliefs about personal weight – and chronic stress – can contribute to obesity. Learn more at researchmagazine.uncg.edu/spring-2019/weighing-what-you-t...
Prior to losing weight, this ring *barely* fit on my ring finger. It's now quite comfortable on my thumb! :)
Une balance, du latin bis (2 fois) et lanx (plateau), est un instrument de mesure qui sert à évaluer des masses. Pour effectuer cette mesure, on utilise des « poids », appellation que l'on emploie dans le langage courant ; en termes scientifiques, on utilise l'appellation « masses marquées ».
Les balances existent depuis l’Antiquité. La balance nécessitant l’utilisation de poids, elle obligea à réglementer le pesage avec le plus grand soin. Les balances ne sont devenues de véritables instruments de précision qu’au XIXe siècle.
Au XVIIe siècle, l’invention de Roberval révolutionne le pesage. C’est la première fois que l’on a l’idée de poser les plateaux au-dessus du fléau et non plus en dessous. Au XVIIIe siècle, Lavoisier perfectionne la balance et les principes de pesage. Il en généralise l’usage dans les laboratoires, après avoir conçu une balance très sensible. La balance Roberval est perfectionnée par Béranger qui parvient à réduire les forces latérales et les frottements en utilisant des petits fléaux secondaires qui remplacent les tiges de force. Au XXe siècle, les balances « Roberval » et « Béranger » sont sur tous les comptoirs des commerçants lorsqu'apparaît, à la fin du XIXe siècle, la «balance automatique» constituée d’un cadran gradué, circulaire ou en forme d’éventail où l’on peut directement lire la masse de l’objet pesé indiqué par une aiguille, et sans avoir à déplacer de poids manuellement. (Wikipedia)
Going from last time, this is about a 1-2 pound loss. I'm sorry I haven't posted progress photos in a while, but at last I got round to it! Side view in this one.
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