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Pennsic 51July 25, 2025

Archery

A fun target!

Taken at the NORVA Archery Range.

He was looking at me funny.

A fun game to play on the range.

I like a challenge.

The day of my combat archery authorization.

Assisting Her Highness at Buckston Birthday Bash.

A convenient bow rack.

Teaching a young girl to shoot at Buckston Birthday Bash,

We killed him dead.

Setting up the range… dancing… the usual.

Rat Face is ded. D-E-D. Ded.

Shooting 3D targets from a tree stand.

Typical practice at the Grimmsfield range.

Taken at the NORVA Archery Range.

Check out my rack! Many bows! Such fun!

A collection.

Another picture from Trial by Fire archery event in Atlantia.

Made by Master Godai.

One of my best shots.

A themed shoot at the Grimmsfield range.

Posing with friends at an archery event in Atlantia,

A day on the range at Grimmsfield.

Walking back from the range after a stop at Cafe Merhaba for an ice, cold beverage.

An attempt at shooting from a tree stand.

Shooting at the archery range at Pennsic.

Fletching my new arrows with the fletching jig.

Made by myself, for Spring Coronation 2016.

A fun challenge!

An Atlantian archery event.

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Fletching my new arrows with the fletching jig.

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