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| From July 27, 2011 |
can be a helpful thing
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| From July 27, 2011 |
when this big boy is heading your way.
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| From July 27, 2011 |
I took these photos of the flags on the USS North Carolina when I made a solo pilgrimage to this paragon on wartime ingenuity on July 27.
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Pearl Harbor & the Missouri salute the North Carolina!
ReplyDeleteWith maritime flags, of course.
Trivia fact: The universally known "Peace Symbol" (you're already picturing the circle and lines inside, right?)
Well that symbol is based on the flag signal "N" & "D"
for Nuclear Disarmament.
Lovely, Sandy
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Great shot of your flag streaming in the breeze. As for standing on the deck in front of those guns I'm glad they were not in use.
ReplyDeleteInteresting happenings for you! Love the header!
ReplyDeleteSandy: That is a cool flag shot.
ReplyDeleteTerrific post for the day and I love the flags and your header! I've always wanted to tour one of those huge ships! Hope your week is going well, Sandy!
ReplyDeleteSylvia
woah! very impressive!
ReplyDeleteI sure would love to learn the flag language as well as the morse code but try how I might, I never remember.
fun photos, flags can say so much...
ReplyDeleteMagnifico Sandy, great flag flying
ReplyDeleteLoving the idea...flag shot and amazing photos:)...thank you for inspiring!
ReplyDeleteThat's a mighty impressive machine. I love the reflection on the wet deck.
ReplyDeleteNice job! Quite the battleship!
ReplyDeleteGreat furling flag header. I love touring navy warships. I have to do it myself though, I love the engine rooms best and my wife can't stand the faint oil smell in closed quarters.
ReplyDeleteI wouldn't be able to read the flags but love the shot!
ReplyDeleteThe last shot is impressive!
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