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008: Take a "bow"
wrote 3 weeks ago: “We are all apprentices in a craft where no one ever becomes a master.” — Ernest Hemingw … more →
Day 23--Creativity
wrote 2 months ago: *Thank you, Crystal Sharp, for sharing your joy and love for serving others through your talents and … more →
When You Know Too Much
wrote 3 months ago: After I chose the title for this post, I realized that the title itself could be used for a number o … more →
Traditional Tools of the Trade
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wrote 3 months ago: I love to make arrows. I love making bows too. I am not exactly sure which activity I enjoy more, bu … more →
27th January, 2013
wrote 3 months ago: Kilravock Castle (Sketch from photo) As mentioned on the 20th January, we are lucky enough to live i … more →
Ash Bow
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wrote 4 months ago: When I was out gathering firewood last winter I noticed a piece of wood broken off a giant ash tree. … more →
2012: The Year of the Bow
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wrote 4 months ago: HAPPY NEW YEAR!!! And yes, I realize I am a tad late. I tend to avoid this type of thing as one only … more →
Christmas Crunch- It's Bow Time!
wrote 5 months ago: Are you feeling the Christmas crunch? Club Creative Studio is sharing creative information about how … more →
Celebrating 25 years of Decorating at DFC
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Edo Archery
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wrote 7 months ago: 19th century archery set, one bow missing. … more →
Surimono print
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wrote 7 months ago: Bow, arrow, and target from a culture that still loved archery, 1856. … more →
Selk'nam (Ona) Yah
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wrote 7 months ago: A beautiful photo of arrows from the Isla Grande de Tierra del Fuego. Collected in the early 20th c … more →
C. Gomez, Bow and Arrow Maker
wrote 7 months ago: When people appreciated hand made archery equipment. No training wheel, gizmos, releases, or sights … more →
Yupik (Eskimo) attributed bow and arrows
wrote 7 months ago: Believed to be a Yup’ik quiver, bowcase, bow, and arrows from the late 19th century. Click the … more →
Bow, arrows, and quiver, Chiricahua
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wrote 7 months ago: Chiricahua Apache, Arizona ca. 1880 Click the image above to see more about these artifacts at the N … more →
Typical Day
wrote 8 months ago: Super productive day. And while many things have been crossed off my list, the fact that I continuou … more →
When the bow breaks...
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wrote 9 months ago: My daughter Aubrey took a tumble down our stairs a few nights ago, in the most frightening parenting … more →
Primitive Compound Class for NFAS Archery ;)
wrote 10 months ago: Those primitive archery enthusiasts are a rather funny bunch! At this weekend’s Jim’s J … more →
Honey Locust Tree
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wrote 11 months ago: The Honey Locust is a heavily-thorned tree with large curled bean pods and cinnamon-colored heartwoo … more →
