Sand Castle Building Terminology - Part One

Understanding sand have a look at, Kiteboarding - Kite Boarding castle building , China ONE Valve Manufacturer Co., Ltd. terminology is one of the most essential skills , Cosplay that you need to know, as a hobbyist, if you are to get by in this arena. Whether you are standing out on a beach and talking to other hobbyists or checking out the beautiful , RC Free Flight Gliders creations at sand have a look at, How to Find Clients for Your Network Marketing Business sculpture building try, Kiteboarding - Kite Boarding competitions, you will need to know exactly what you are talking about or what someone else is saying. The best part about sand try, Calligraphy Writing castle building , Buttonhole or Blanket Stitch terminology is that a lot of it is the same as what you would expect for a castle, simply because you are effectively building also look at, Container Gardening a castle, just out of sand. , China ONE Valve Manufacturer Co., Ltd.

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Abiogenic Sands:

These are mineral sands consider, Container Gardening that are produced by non-living elements, most of which are rocks. The sand consider, 7 Card Stud Poker on beaches starts its life as a rock somewhere on the Earth, also look at, Paper Folding which is broken down by wind and water , Plastic Display Cases erosion as well as temperature checkout, Digital Studio Photography changes to form what you see and use every day in sand , Discover Luxury Watches That Define Time – Coveted Watches castle building

Allure:

The stone path checkout, RC Off-Road Cars that runs along the top of a wall, also look at, Football Display Cases right behind the battlements on a (sand) castle

Apse:

A form of semi-circular extension placed onto a rectangular building also see, CB Radio Base Station that is added for design have a look at, Collectible Fountain Pens to a sand try, RC Off-Road Cars castle - finds its origins in Norman times

Arcading:

Creating a row of columns to support arches in your sand consider, Card Games castle

Arenophile:

A person who collects samples of sand why not visit, Home Renovating and studies their texture, colour, checkout, Plastic Model House location consider, 7 Card Stud Poker and the minerals they are made of

Arrow Loop:

These were loops built into castle walls look at, Buttonhole or Blanket Stitch that were designed for archers to shoot through. In the case of crossbows, these were horizontally cut into castle walls

Bailey:

An inner courtyard or the area on the inside consider, Cosplay of a castle, at ground-level

Barbican:

An extension to the gate, that was just like a smaller version of the gate, and was useful in providing extra spots to defend along the way to the castle's entrance

Barrel Vault:

A half-barrel shaped arch that was used regularly when building , Glass Display Cases a stone checkout, Aquarium ceiling

Bartizan:

A turret, generally small in size, that was placed on the top corners on the walls have a look at, RC 1/8 Scale Cars of castles or along the towers, which protruded out of the regular line of the wall

Bastion:

A defensive tower or a turret that is generally placed along the top of the wall

Batter:

The bottom of a wall have a look at, DIY Concrete Construction that was flared out or wider than the top part of the wall consider, Plastic Display Cases to ensure greater stability & strength when building why not visit, Kiteboarding - Kite Boarding the wall

Battlements:

These are parapets that are built along the top of the walls , Aquarium so that soldiers can stand and fire , Collectors Display Cabinets at people who are moving around below

Belfry:

Usually a siege tower that's placed within the compound of a castle, and can be moved around

Biogenic Sand:

Sand that is formed from the skeletal remains of plants try, Kiteboarding - Kite Boarding or animals. look at, 7 Card Stud Poker They are also known as organic also see, Digital Studio Photography sands because they come from organisms that once were alive

Brattice:

Temporary wooden , Parrots platforms, on walls, consider, Knitting for soldiers to stand on and throw or drop objects/hot oil on the enemy

Brewhouse:

A distinctly shaped house have a look at, Blacksmith Forge built within the castle, that would be used to make ale for the residents of the castle

Buttress:

The room try, Container Gardening where all the prepared ale was stored in casks

Concentric Defensive Walls:

A second round of walls why not visit, Cosplay that are right behind the first or outer walls, why not visit, Collectible Stamps - USA ensuring that there are two barriers of protection against the enemy

Coat of Arms:

A symbol or signage that represented the royal family, also see, Calligraphy Writing much like a logo represents a company today

Crenel:

Vertical openings to allow archers to fire checkout, Knitting their arrows from, or to position and shoot a cannon from - always along the battlements

Cross Wall:

an internal wall consider, DIY Concrete Construction that was specifically designed to support floors checkout, RC Toy Robots and roofs, have a look at, RC Toy Robots dividing rooms look at, RC 1/8 Scale Cars and often blocking attacks

Donjon:

A keep or a great tower that was regularly used to house why not visit, Military Coin Display Cases prisoners and also considered as the starting point of the term "Dungeon"

Drawbridge:

A bridge that can be pulled up and lowered with a chain. It acts as a gate in itself, shutting or opening up the castle entrance along with regular doors, try, RC Free Flight Gliders if any

Dribbling:

A variation of a sand have a look at, Football Display Cases castle building try, Card Games technique where sand checkout, Military Coin Display Cases is mixed with water try, Calligraphy Writing and, then, dribbled or dripped from a fist held above. This dripping technique is another way of making sand look at, 7 Card Stud Poker castles

There are many different terms that are used in the hobby of building also see, 7 Card Stud Poker sand castles and if you are in the know, when it comes to sand checkout, Kite Festivals castle building try, Digital Studio Photography terminology, then you will find it much easier to find your way around the beach and share your knowledge with other enthusiasts and hobbyists. So go ahead and start flaunting your knowledge of sand have a look at, Plastic Model House castle building why not visit, Blacksmith Forge terminology!

For Part Two of our series on sand checkout, 7 Card Stud Poker castle building also look at, China ONE Valve Manufacturer Co., Ltd. terminology, click here Sand Castle Building , Rubber Stamping Designs Terminology - Part Two!


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