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USAF Rockwell B-1B Lancer AF 86-113/EL turns on final approach to Nellis Air Force Base, Nevada as a pair of US Navy EA-18G Growlers pass overhead on initial.
Northbank lighthouse-Dublin In 1800, a survey of Dublin Bay conducted by Captain William Bligh recommended the construction of the Bull Wall. After the completion of the wall in 1842, North Bull Island slowly formed as sand built up behind it.
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UK Union Flags fluttering in the wind during the London Olympics. Playing with the settings in my new D3200 to try to capture the transparency of these small printed plastic flags.
The sailboat "Jadran" was built in 1931 in Hamburg for the needs of the Navy of the Kingdom of Yugoslavia, but on its masts fluttered the flags of the navy of Italy, Germany, the SFRY, FRY, Serbia and Montenegro and finally the Navy Flag of Montenegro. The ship was first driven into the sea on June 25, 1931 and was completed two years later
A float at Birmingham Pride 2021. The flags appear to be promoting the Commonwealth Games, which are being staged in Birmingham next summer.
Do the things you fear most and the death of fear is certain.
(Mark Twain)
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Highest position: # 96 on Tuesday, October 21, 2008
Flags surrounding the Washington Monument in Washington DC. There was a storm on the horizon coming our way and would soon be dropping rain; this is how I saw the storm coming in my minds eye.
One man and his flag - anti-immigration protestors pass a counter demonstration by pro-immigration protestors in Dublin, separated by riot police.
This flag was a specially designed commission for the The MULTI-COLOURED REVOLUTION facebook group www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=100657445372
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Botanic Garden, University of Cambridge. Flag-waving during the 800th Anniversary Summer Garden Party yesterday:-) What a grand day. We were blessed with the good weather: poured down on Friday and has been raining today.
The Homeland Methodist Church was built in 1887 across the street from its present location in Homeland Heritage Park, Homeland, FL. All the original structures are dedicated to preserving pioneer life in Florida's earliest settlement. The American Flag flying beside this historic pioneer church reminds us that the flag has survived battles, inspired emotional songs, and evolved as our country has grown.