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This Photo was taken at a Youth Christian Winter Camp in 2008, When i see it, i see not sorrow, or pain, but surrender to God.

2012/10/06

SURRENDER OF DIVINITY (from Thailand)

Asakusa Extreme vol 22

at asakusa kurawood

with

ABIGAIL

CLANDESTAINED

RETURN

ZOMBIE RITUAL

 

nconditional Surrender sculpture in Tuna Harbor Park of the Port of San Diego, California.

nconditional Surrender sculpture in Tuna Harbor Park of the Port of San Diego, California.

2012/10/06

SURRENDER OF DIVINITY (from Thailand)

Asakusa Extreme vol 22

at asakusa kurawood

with

ABIGAIL

CLANDESTAINED

RETURN

ZOMBIE RITUAL

 

A family of monkeys in Kathmandu.

 

The mothers were very protective of thier offspring.

Edited for print

 

© 2016 Skip Hunt

 

All available here: skip-hunt.artistwebsites.com

 

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Photo from a cast/crew meet-up during my trip to England to prep for my upcoming film Tearful Surrender.

 

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With courage she strives to save herself in the last few moments before death

Kellen and momma Angie are at the mercy of Hailey and her mommy with their superior boating skills. (Ten seconds later, the roles were reversed...)

NCI Swanage is a recipient of the Queen's Award for Voluntary Service.

 

Swanage NCI is one of the oldest stations, opening on this site on 15 April 1995. The current lookout was built by the members in 2001 under the guidance of Ian Surface, the station's first manager, a local builder.

 

The National Coastwatch Institution (NCI) has been allocated a national licence by OFCOM for the use of VHF Channel 65. This dedicated channel has been granted to NCI with strong support from the Maritime and Coastguard Agency (MCA).

Channel 65 facilitates communications between NCI lookouts and seafarers on a variety of routine matters. Stations can respond to requests from passing, as well as local sailing craft and fishing vessels for radio checks as well as actual weather and sea state conditions. They are also be able to provide on request information on a range of local facilities including, for example, local moorings, charted anchorages, water taxi contact details and local hazards.

The facility became operational on 1 October 2014 when National Coastwatch stations went live for the first time on Channel 65. All stations are equipped with a dedicated radio for this purpose and the service has in some cases replaced the practice of some stations holding a licence to operate on Marina Channel 37. Accordingly all NCI Marina Channel licences have been surrendered.

Looking up the new flue.

lauren: what is that?

rachel:hes surrendering from war. uh duhhh

View looking across to the mill site from the car park, showing the mill with the peat store beyond.

Archival photograph from the Philippines, early 20th century. Private collection.

Unfortunately, some have to surrender. Hands up means, "Don't shoot!"

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