Archery And Arrows Of The Renaissance

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“Let the Renaissance began!A Renaissance is where you do knights stuff.So now you know that I have more to say.Now I have more information.The Renaissance can have torments for chappens to see if they are golden and they are fairs called a Renaissance fair.Finally some of the stuff that we do is cool now here they are we make bows and arrows and we do some jousting, and last thing we do is make spires.
First thing we did was make bows and arrows.You will need is a straight piece of wood.Then carve the wood into a ark.After that make a nochs on the top and bottom of the bow.Then hold the string take one end of the string and make into a lope then do it to the other end then put it on the bow on the nochs.Next thing is to make the arrows
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