Frisbee Collection

Frisbee Dog
Andreas Magnusson

DDE-90026117
The Whitsunday Islands, Australia. The white sillica sands of some of the islands are composted of the finest grains of sand in the world, and thus some of the softest sand in the world

Fashionable people playing the game of ring toss, 1818
Fashionable people playing the game of ring toss, la bague volante, from an engraving in le Bon Genre, 1818. Lithograph from Henry Rene Allemagnes Sports and Games of Skill (Sports et Jeux d Adresse)

yes you can
Gloria Salgado Gispert

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Bracknell Frisbee Festival, Berkshire, June 1980

Dog - Border Collie - with red merle - playing with frisbee
ME-2376 Dog - Border Collie - with red merle - playing with frisbee Johan De Meester Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only and may not be reproduced in any way

Dog - Border Collie - with red merle - playing with frisbee
ME-2378 Dog - Border Collie - with red merle - playing with frisbee Johan De Meester Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only and may not be reproduced in any way

USA, Oregon, Cannon Beach, A man plays frisbee with his dog on a misty morning

Picture No. 10747920
DOG. Border collie playing with frisbee Date:

DOG. Border collie playing with frisbee
JD-21563 DOG. Border collie playing with frisbee John Daniels Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only and may not be reproduced in any way

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"Unleash the Fun: Frisbee Takes Center Stage with Border Collie's Playful Antics. " In a picturesque scene, a lively Border Collie with a striking red merle coat is caught in action, joyfully leaping through the air to catch its favorite toy - a frisbee. The DDE-90026117 moment freezes time as this intelligent and agile dog showcases its incredible athleticism. But did you know that the history dates back centuries? In 1818, fashionable individuals were captivated by an early version of the game called ring toss. This classic pastime brought people together, fostering friendly competition and laughter. Fast forward to June 1980 at the Bracknell Frisbee Festival in Berkshire, where enthusiasts gathered to celebrate their love for this iconic flying disc. With smiles on their faces and determination in their eyes, participants showcased impressive throws and catches that left spectators awestruck. Not only humans enjoy this exhilarating activity; our furry friends join in on the fun too. Once again, we witness another captivating shot of a playful Border Collie with its mesmerizing red merle fur chasing after the soaring frisbee. Their boundless energy knows no bounds. The excitement doesn't stop there - pop concerts held in Berkshire during August 1974 also embraced frisbees as part of their festivities. Attendees reveled in both music and sport as they tossed these discs high into the sky amidst cheers from fellow concert-goers. Whether it's dogs or humans participating, one thing remains clear: frisbees have become synonymous with endless entertainment and pure enjoyment. So grab your own disc today because yes, you can experience all the thrills yourself.