And here's what that particular end, which was not exceptional for how I was shooting today, looked like on the target. Progress!
#olympicrecurve #archery

Okay, that's not all my bows. All of my currently-set-up Olympic recurve bows. 😅

Sure is: the only way out is through. Hang in there. ❤️‍🩹

Don't worry, that's Heidelberg, *Mississippi*. So you're safe.

Completely, no, but partial "robin-hoods", where one carbon or aluminum arrow ends up partially well-embedded within another, are not uncommon. Your local archery club or shop will usually have some on display on a wall.

Or keep shooting and make one yourself. 👍

So sorry to hear that. 😿
Wishing you all the best, whatever may come.

Ah, more gaslighting from a company that would rather spend its resources on stuffing its OS with ads and spyware than actually making an operating system that works.

This article comes across as condescending and gaslighting. Disappointing, coming from @theverge.com .

I know for a fact that a few weeks ago I was copying a few dozen GB of data from one SSD to another, and the target (a Crucial SATA 4TB drive) disappeared from Windows during the copy operation.

A bit of rain and a decent bit of wind don't bother me at all, much rather that than heat.