Occasionally, I receive correspondence from customers sharing their experiences throwing boomerangs or telling me about interesting or rare boomerangs they have seen or collected.
The stories on this page reflect some of the most interesting letters I have received, including photos where available.
If you have your own accounts of boomerangs you would like to share on my page, I would be honored to receive your stories and share them with my visitors. Just submit your story for me to review. If your story is selected for my site, I will email you to let you know.
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Tom is the founder of Greyford Boomerangs. He was known for his Eagle Art Wood Burning. Over the years, Gothic Arch was one of his boomerangs that I featured. Tom is also an excellent artist in oils
5 First Places Unites States Boomerang Association Nationals 1 First Place awarded at 2014 World Boomerang Competition 4 Second Places USBA Nationals 1 second place at 2014 WBC 1 second place at 2016
I don’t remember how I got this photo. 2 Original Boomerang Fevers 2 Swede Super Booms 1 Darnell Pro Fly , early version. No hole in the leading wing. An old boomerang man catalog and related mailing
And that’s what they are for, to be used and enjoyed. A Jim Mayfield, 2 Doug Dufrene Napoleon Hat and Tern, a Stick Around Omega, and two that I did not sell him. Remember, Boomerangs are Meant to be
GARY BROADBENT. That’s not all the rangs he has.
Do you know what that round, gray and white object is? I don’t. An old CD player? What do you think it is? But I love his collection. A touch of art, too.
eddie gonzale is proud to own and enjoy these three rangs by many time USA Champ, Chet Snouffer. Eddie has lots of other boomerangs in his collection. ****** I’d love to see your collection list here
Except for the foot in the lower corner, all those are flying boomerangs. Well, maybe not that green plastic. The AX was made by Rex(my son), the decorated rangs are typical Aussie Tourist booms but
Long-time customer, Desmal Purcell teaches art. An annual class project is uses the boomerang shape and students do their version. A “furry rang”? Sure, why not?)
Didgeridoo are fun to learn. circular breathing is the trick. Make your own from pic plastic pipe 1.25 to 2.00 inch dia. 30 to 35 inch length to get started. John Gerhrl’s dige.is real.