Those Harrier shots remind me of an airshow, in the late 1980's or maybe very early 1990's, on the grass airfield of my Aero Club.
A Harrier GR3 was displaying and, as it would conclude it's display in the hover, with the famous 'bowing to the crowd' routine, this had to be done off the center-line of the grass runway, to avoid surface damage from down blast. So it reversed over the adjacent field, about 50 metres from where I sat on the Fire truck, and commenced the routine at a height somewhere between 50 and 100 feet.
Next thing we knew, there was a strange cloud of dust high in the air, with slim objects, apparently fitted with fins or flights, hurtling up in the air, to come raining down around us.
It's very strange being 'bombed' by carrots !!!