Independence Day
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This is Tilly who is still waiting for her forever home at Woods Humane Society in San Luis Obispo.
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A very young Green heron offering up a nice pose at Wildwood Lake in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
This pano shot of Wednesday nights storm reminded me of the alien spaceship arrival in the 1996 movie,which came appropriately on Independence Day...
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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.
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.
Des Plaines River at Independence Grove, Lake County Forest Preserves. Circa 1953 Leica IIIf with 5.0cm f1.5 Summarit; HP5 in D76 (1:1), 16 min. @ 20 deg. (c). Multiple stitched images.
"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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Poser me by Fabio Cherman.
Photo edition: he (colors, contrast) + me (the cut)
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Sete de setembro, o Dia da Pátria, quando todas as cidades brasileiras se tingem de verde e amarelo. Dia de desfile e manifestações de civismo, que deveriam se repetir amiúde, espontaneamente.
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Quase poser... hahahaha
Futricando em antigas fotos, encontrei esta que eu gosto muito...
hohoho
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Tenham um ótimo feriado, recesso, fim de semana e por aí vai...
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The Nelson House in Yorktown, VA, is part of the Colonial National Historical Park. The house was built about 1730.
It was the home of Thomas Nelson, Jr. (1738-89), Yorktown's most famous son and one of the signers of the Declaration of Independence.
During the Battle of Yorktown in 1781, the town was occupied by British forces. The house was damaged during the bombardment of the town.
Cannon balls have been placed in the walls to indicate damaged areas.
July Fourth fireworks shot from Cooper River Park in Collingswood with the city of Philadelphia as a patriotic backdrop.
And a way we go....that is what the engineer is about to experience as 98 loads of ethanol are about to push him up to 50 mph. Iowa is not flat as many think. One travels along the CN Dubuque Sub between Waterloo and Dubuque and you will see many hogbacks like this along this 90 mile route. This train was loaded at Tara, IA, and is bound for interchange with the CSXT at Chicago, IL.
Saunders County, Nebraska
This photo really was taken on Independence Day. Reminds me a lot of the movie by the same name. Where's Will Smith, Jeff Goldblum, Bill Pullman, and Russel Casse when you need them? This storm front brought some destruction to the west side of Omaha.
By the way, if you zoom in, you can see orange balls on the power lines. They're to help Crop Dusters see the power lines in time to pull up and miss them. Russel Casse would have appreciated that.
2nd place, Sunrises-Sunsets-Weather, 2024 Nebraska State Fair