Independence Day
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The fathers of the democracy not the soldiers declared independence, and the citizen soldier secured it for all. One must remember that the soldier is still a citizen then a patriot.
I hope all are having a fine week. Our fireworks have been postponed, due to approaching thunderstorms. Too bad, as I had the night off from the zombie lab.
Wishing all our American friends a happy Independence Day.
This pano shot of Wednesday nights storm reminded me of the alien spaceship arrival in the 1996 movie,which came appropriately on Independence Day...
Have a wonderful holiday all!
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Have A Safe And Wonderful July 4th, My Friends ...
God bless you - and God help this nation, to turn back to Him ..
Have a safe and well, blessed day my friends ...
On the anniversary celebrating the declaration of independence from England and the birth of democracy in the United States, this large mature bald eagle showed up near our house, its feathers ruffled after hearing rumors of an attempted coups d'etat and questionable decisions by the high court of the land. Hoping democratic order would remain, it eventually spread its wings and took off.
To all who have served, are currently serving and especially to those that have paid the ultimate price for our freedom....THANK YOU
This is a crop of a quilt a local mother and sister made for their son/brother. It is fashioned from pieces of his uniforms and is large enough for a king size bed. There are over 720 pieces of material that were hand cut, ironed and positioned prior to the quilting. It is a gift to show appreciation for the sacrifices he made and to honor his service to his family and country.
Another panoramic view of the area around Bryce Canyon.
This is extremely green for this area at this time of year.
Wildflowers are still blooming in the foreground with the Independence Gold Mine far back and in the center of the photograph. This was a lovely day in the Talkeetna Mountains, looking rather verdant with large clouds roaming the sky. The gently curving sides tell the story that there was a glacier here in the past, very interesting as we're near the top of the mountains at this point.
Taken 1 July 2022 near Hatcher Pass, Alaska.
Five Blue Angels punch into the sky like a patriotic exclamation mark the kind of formation that feels less like flight and more like a national signature. On Independence Day, this image hits different: precision, discipline, and raw American engineering carving upward into a cloudless July sky.
The jets rise in a perfect fan, vapor trails streaking behind them like fireworks drawn in daylight. The symmetry is surgical. The timing is flawless. It’s the aviation equivalent of a national anthem, loud, proud, and impossible to ignore.
And with you shooting this on July 4, the whole frame becomes a celebration: the blue of the sky, the blue of the jets, the gold accents flashing like sparks from a firework shell. It’s America’s birthday rendered in thrust and geometry.
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"Am tellin ye...............ye cannae hae Independence"
Taken just before 20,000
Scottish Independence marchers arrived at Glasgow Green for a rally.
Andy Clark singing for Scottish Independence
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