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Sixty three years ago, an American sailor walked through New York City's Times Square. He was celebrating Japan's surrender in World War Two. The sailor saw a nurse, and kissed her. A Life magazine photographer caught the scene. This statue is based on the famous Life Magazine photo by Alfred Eisenstaedt.
2012/10/06
SURRENDER OF DIVINITY (from Thailand)
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This is the house across from the stucco and terracotta roofed place.
As I said, architecturally, the two places couldn't be more different. This one is but more than a spacious farm house, the other is much more a villa. Still, both are beautiful, at least to a crazy like me.
This is the Mormon Temple in Bethesda, MD. The bridge that crosses the beltway just in front of us frequently carries the graffito "Surrender Dorothy!", when it's not blacked out by diligent road crews.
Appomattox Court House / Formal Surrender Ceremony / Union Line at Court House / Confederate Force at Attention / Stars and Bars Raised # 1
Plaque on "surrender deck", commemorating the formal end of WW2 in Tokyo Bay on board USS Missouri, September 2, 1945.
Pearl Harbor, Hawaii
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It did not take long to know who the winner was in this little confrontation. The crow, to escalate the row, took a few hopping steps towards the kite as if to challenge it. The kite then thought it best to quit the scene handicapped as it was with the precious twig in its beak. It took off, circled the tree and landed on the other side where the nest is being built. Thus ended this little tiff between the crow and kite. To know how it all began, click here!
Stone marking Queen Mary’s Mount where Mary Queen of Scots (1542-87) surrendered to the Confederate Lords in return for a safe passage for her third husband Lord Bothwell (James Hepburn) into exile.
"M.R. 1567 At this spot Mary Queen of Scots after the escape of Bothwell mounted her horse and surrendered herself to the Confederate Lords 15 June 1567."
Carberry Hill (160m) near Cousland (Dalkeith and Musselburgh), has marked woodland walks.
Carberry Woodland leaflets www.elgt.org.uk/projects/past-projects/carberry-woodland
Battle of Pinkie 1547 www.battlefieldstrust.com/resource-centre/medieval/battle...
www.theguardian.com/environment/2022/jul/20/country-diary...
Hessians, or trained German mercenaries hired by Britian, were surprised on December 26th by George Washingtons troops and quickly surrendered.
This is the famous "Surrender Deck" of the USS Missouri where World War II officially came to an end in Tokyo Bay.
She reads a book from across the street
Waiting for someone that she'll never meet.
Talk over coffee for an hour or two,
She wonders why I'm always in a good mood.
Killin' time before she struts her stuff,
She needs supporting, I'll become the crutch.
She'll never know how much she means to me.
I´d play the game but I'm the referee.
Surrender every word, every thought every sound.
Surrender every touch, every smile, every frown.
Surrender all the pain we've endured until now.
Surrender all the hope that I lost you have found.
Surrender yourself to me.
Even though I know what I'm lookin' for,
She's got a brick wall behind her door.
I´d travel time and confess to her,
But I'm afraid she'd shoot the messenger.
Surrender every word, every thought every sound.
Surrender every touch, every smile, every frown.
Surrender all the pain we've endured until now.
Surrender all the hope that I lost you have found.
Surrender yourself to me.
I think I found a flower a field of words,
I think I found a flower in a field of words.
Searching until my hands bleed,
This flower don't belong to me.
I think I found her suffering a field of words,
I think I found her frowning in a field of words.
Searching until my hands bleed,
This flower don't belong to me.
This flower don't belong to me.
Why could she belong to me?
Every word, every thought every sound.
Every touch, every smile, every frown.
All the pain we've endured until now.
All the hope that I lost you have found.
Surrender every word, every thought every sound.
Surrender every touch, every smile, every frown.
Surrender all the pain we've endured until now.
Surrender all the hope that I lost you have found.
(Surrender) I never had the nerve to ask,
(Surrender) as my moment had come and passed.
(Surrender) I never had the nerve to ask,
(Surrender) as my moment had come and passed.
(Surrender) I never had the nerve to ask,
(Surrender) as my moment had come and passed.
(Surrender) I never had the nerve to ask