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Taken during our trip to CA in Oct, 2015. Took this while on a self-guided golf cart tour of Catalina....(to read more, please visit my blog)
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Flags in 16 degree (F.) winds at Washington Monument just after sunrise 7:34 a.m. Sat. Jan. 10, 2015. w/ Capitol Dome. Shot from Lincoln Memorial, Washington DC. nationalmall20150110-2384
Colourful flags strung around the cruise shop Rhapsody of the Seas.
Interesting article on the significance of maritime flags: www.cruisemates.com/articles/feature/shipflags.cfm
Shot from a wharf on Cricular Quay while waiting for a ferry.
Having arrived home from Attleboro after making their nightly turn to forward cars to Walpole and Middleboro CSXT local L005 has just finished trippling over their big train into Nevins Yard. With their day about done the conductor is riding the point of their four light units (three SD40-2s and a GP40-2) as they trundle east down Track 1 past CP22 headed toward North Yard to wrap up their day....err night. At right the carman has showed up and is getting ready to blue flag up the lead and get to work inspecting the cars and setting them on ground air so they'll be ready to head west later in the evening.
Framingham, Massachusetts
Tuesday July 25, 2023
The flags at the Beach Hut Cafe flying in a good blowing north westerly today. A brief sunny spell between showers.
The largest flag in Mexico City framed by a statue in front of the Auditorio Nacional, an entertainment centre in Chapultepec in Mexico City. Taken with the sharp Sigma 135mm art lens, I really have to make an effort to use the lens more!
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Due to a damaged crossing signal, the crew of the outbound Trona job have had to pull up to flag the crossing before proceeding. The show that followed, with SD40T-2 2004 and 3 sister units was an assault on the senses, between the whistle and the roar of 4 645s struggling to lift their tonnage on the grade, the groundshaking performance was one of the highlights of the day.
A large flag of Mexico hangs in the Zocalo, MexicoCity. Taken with a Canon 5D4 and the Sigma 135mm art lens.
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These military flags are, I believe, commemorative regimental flags. The places where the regiment had served have been embroidered onto the flags.
Visible on the first flag (from the Wiltshire Regiment) are many place names, including Mont Pincon and Anzio (World War Two battle sites), and Somme (World War One).
Cathedral Church of the Blessed Virgin Mary, Salisbury; July 2005