- A
stirrup is a
light frame or ring that
holds the foot of a rider,
attached to the
saddle by a strap,
often called a
stirrup leather.
Stirrups are usually...
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Stirrup Iron Cr**** Fish
Brain (
Stirrup Iron Cr****)
Article from Herald-Sun on
sewage spill in
Stirrup Iron Cr**** "GNIS
Detail –
Stirrup Iron Cr****"...
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River Falls Lake Flat
River Lake
Michie Little River New Hope Cr****
Stirrup Iron Cr****
Person County –
north Granville County –
northeast Wake County...
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Abumi (鐙), ****anese
stirrups, were used in ****an as
early as the 5th century, and were a
necessary component along with the ****anese
saddle (kura) for...
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right knee. The
footrest was
replaced with a "slipper
stirrup", a leather-covered
stirrup iron into
which the rider's left foot was placed. This saddle...
- A
stirrup strap or
stirrup leather is a
piece of
leather or
other material, that,
attached to the saddle,
holds the
stirrup at its
lower end. Each saddle...
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Johnson Lake
Wheeler Little River Neuse River Shearon Harris Reservoir Stirrup Iron Cr****
Granville County –
north Franklin County –
northeast Nash County...
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usually made of
stainless steel, not
iron. Leather: The part of the
stirrup which attached the
stirrup iron to the
stirrup bar of the saddle. It can be adjusted...
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Snipe Cr****
Richland Cr****
Sycamore Cr****
Reedy Cr****
Haleys Branch Stirrup Iron Cr****
Coles Branch Turkey Cr****
Ellerbe Cr**** Eno
River Little River...
- The tekkō (鉄甲, lit. "
iron", "armor"), are
weaponized stirrups and
horseshoes which originated in Okinawa, ****an, and they fall into the
category of "fist-load...