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Flying over the intersection of Riverview and Cardinal in Howard (Green Bay) Wisconsin, the American flag looked as good as ever on a cool fall afternoon.
Flag of Norway:
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flag_of_Norway
Norway:
National Anthem:
american flags displayed outside in sandy utah. each flag represents one person killed in september 11 attacks as well as some of our fallen soldiers
House Flag of Van Wijngaarden . Marine Services BV , of Hardinxveld , Giessendam , Netherlands. Seen on the Tug Gouwestroom in the Port of Sunderland
Turks are fiercely nationalist and love their country (and rightly so), but sadly, and like most developing countries, this does not extend to finding a rubbish bin for their litter. That said, many Australia's will also inappropriately discard litter, if they think no one is watching.
[Apparently not on this day...]
January 11, 2012
London, Ontario
Outside City Hall
*About "On This Day"*
I have way too many photos in my catalogue that never get seen, and for a while now I've wanted a way to bring out some photos that I never did anything with at the time I shot them. So, to keep them from gathering digital dust, I've decided to start a kind of "On This Day.." project with my Flickr, where I will (If I remember) edit and post photos from this day in the past, that wouldn't have otherwise seen the light of day.
I figured, since I'm always wanting other people and archives to post more of their unseen work, why not start with myself?
Today is Flag Day in the US.
No one made much of a deal about Flag Day in NYC, where I grew up. I actually didn't realize it was a holiday people celebrated until I moved up to the country. I've been here nearly 10 years now, and this weekend was the first time I crossed paths with a celebration. We ended up in Hudson at the very end of their parade, but just in time to see that it's a BIG DEAL. Bands playing, street food, people and cars all dressed up, even a small carnival. Next year we will make a point of going for the actual parade.
This automobile was parked at the end of the parade, and looked more like a carriage -- a horseless carriage, I guess. It was manufactured by the E-M-F Company which, according to Wikipedia, only exhisted between 1909 and 1912, and distributed its cars through Studebaker wagon dealerships.
Does one say "Happy Flag Day!"? If so, happy Flag Day!"
What does this Flag Mean to you. With all that is happening in the world and USA with flooding, tornados, fires, people having to evacuate their homes. People have fallen to this world crisis. What does it mean to you!!! USA
September 18, 2016 - Flags of Japan, United States and European Union fly above the entrance to Eco Inn Hotel Cusco. Located at Avenida El Sol 1010.
Flags in 9th of July square.
The flag of Salta was officially adopted on June 5, 1997.The chosen design has symbolic elements : the provincial coat of arms, the poncho of Salta, and a symbolic representation of the departments.
Not a great subject, and the sky color was a little washed. I wanted to capture the flags once the wind actually started blowing, as they had been lying flat earlier.
"Blue Flag" 2019
"Blue-Flag” 2019 is a biannual international aerial training exercise hosted by the IAF. Air forces from the United States, Italy, Greece and Germany simulated extreme combat scenarios in realistic settings with the IAF.
The current exercise was the first exercise in which the "Adir" (F-35I) aircraft participated.
Photography: Amit Agronov
״בלו-פלאג״ 2019 הוא תרגיל אווירי בין-לאומי שנערך על ידי חיל האוויר הישראלי. לאורך התרגיל, חילות האוויר של ארה״ב, איטליה, יוון, וגרמניה דימו תרחישי לחימה קיצוניים וטיסה בקואליציה באופן המציאותי ביותר עם חיל-האוויר הישראלי.
התרגיל הנוכחי היה הראשון שבו השתתפו מטוסי ה"אדיר" (F-35I).
צילום: עמית אגרונוב
For 7DOS - the cross of St George. From my archives - this photo was taken when I visited the site of the Battle of Naseby.
quilted flag - 30 x 45" pieced from scraps, backed with Big Ben fabric and free motion quilted in a meander pattern in light grey thread
Wolfville, Nova Scotia, Canada.
The observation park, located on Old Post Road in Grand-Pré, was created in tribute to the local communities who supported the inscription of the landscape on the UNESCO World Heritage List in 2012.
From the observation park on Old Post Road in Grand Pré, you can see the memorial church of the Grand Pré National Historic Site. Looking north, you will see the vast dykelands of the UNESCO World Heritage Site that hold back the high tides of the Bay of Fundy. Further north of the causeways is Long Island and, in the distance, the Blomidon Cliffs. To the east and west, causeways protect the agricultural landscape.