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Tuna Harbor, San Diego

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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...)

"Unconditional Surrender", a 25-foot statue created by renowned artist J. Seward Johnson, was temporarily taken down from its location along the bayfront in Sarasota, FL so that it can undergo maintenance in New Jersey. It was dismantled in three sections.

Well it seems so real I can see it

And it seems so real I can feel it

And it seems so real I can taste it

And it seems so real I can hear it

So why can't I touch it?

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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!"

"Okay, sleep, you win -- this time."

Dress rehearsal photo from "Suite Surrender" at the Barn Theatre, directed by Todd Mills. Performances September 22 - October 8, 2023.

Photo by Joe Gigli

A view outside the hotel window at Kufri, a small hill station in Himachal Pradesh, India at 2510 metre above sea level.

Fokker D.VII

In response to the loss of air superiority in late 1917, the Germans organized a competition for new fighter designs held in January 1918. The in-line engine winner was the Fokker D.VII. Fokker received an order for 400 aircraft. To meet the demand for the new fighter, Albatros, Fokker's chief competitor, also built the D.VII under license. Ironically, Albatros built more D.VIIs than the primary contractor and the Albatros product was of higher quality. The Fokker D.VII in the NASM collection was built by Albatros.

When the Fokker D.VII appeared on the Western Front in April 1918, Allied pilots at first underestimated the new fighter because of its squarish, ungainly appearance, but quickly revised their view. The D.VII's unique ability to seemingly "hang on its propeller," and fire into the unprotected underside of enemy aircraft made it a highly feared combat opponent. The Armistice agreement requirement specifically demanding that all Fokker D.VIIs be immediately surrendered attested to the general high regard for the airplane.

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tag: oxford set, korea house.

I wish for these minifigs to have 2 side faces, smile and scared like seen in some awesome lego minifigs.

Last week I did a “Quick and Dirty” band shooting with the marvelous Sweet Surrender. If you have the chance to visit Burbon Street Festival, don’t miss them!

Unconditional Surrender -- the giant statue of a World War II sailor kissing a nurse at Tuna Harbor Park Off G Street next to the USS Midway San Diego Bay

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Surrender Lead Smelting Mill, Swaledale

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2012/10/06

SURRENDER OF DIVINITY (from Thailand)

Asakusa Extreme vol 22

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ABIGAIL

CLANDESTAINED

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ZOMBIE RITUAL

2012/10/06

SURRENDER OF DIVINITY (from Thailand)

Asakusa Extreme vol 22

at asakusa kurawood

with

ABIGAIL

CLANDESTAINED

RETURN

ZOMBIE RITUAL

2012/10/06

SURRENDER OF DIVINITY (from Thailand)

Asakusa Extreme vol 22

at asakusa kurawood

with

ABIGAIL

CLANDESTAINED

RETURN

ZOMBIE RITUAL

2012/10/06

SURRENDER OF DIVINITY (from Thailand)

Asakusa Extreme vol 22

at asakusa kurawood

with

ABIGAIL

CLANDESTAINED

RETURN

ZOMBIE RITUAL

Despite the look of the weather, it was a fine if blowing day to explore Old Gang smelting mill and the valley beyond.