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July 4, 2025 - The 42nd annual Doo Dah Parade. "The Doo Dah Parade in Columbus, Ohio, is a celebration of life, liberty and the pursuit of literary lunacy. The one-day satirical party features a one-of-a-kind parade filled with characters in costume, humorous political debates, satirists' readings, a singing of the National Anthem, live music and a post parade block party in Goodale Park.

Dare to join irreverent self-styled satirists, partygoers, exhibitionists and overall lost souls in the annual Doo Dah Parade on July4 @ 1pm. A celebration of Liberty & Lunacy. Parade with 2025 Less-Than-Grand Marshal: Marshal Marshall. Collen Marshall - News Anchor of NBC4/WCMH-TV!" Previous parade description: doodahparade.com

July 4, 2025 - The 42nd annual Doo Dah Parade. "The Doo Dah Parade in Columbus, Ohio, is a celebration of life, liberty and the pursuit of literary lunacy. The one-day satirical party features a one-of-a-kind parade filled with characters in costume, humorous political debates, satirists' readings, a singing of the National Anthem, live music and a post parade block party in Goodale Park.

Dare to join irreverent self-styled satirists, partygoers, exhibitionists and overall lost souls in the annual Doo Dah Parade on July4 @ 1pm. A celebration of Liberty & Lunacy. Parade with 2025 Less-Than-Grand Marshal: Marshal Marshall. Collen Marshall - News Anchor of NBC4/WCMH-TV!" Previous parade description: doodahparade.com

Lutyens, Town and County War Memorial, Northampton, England, United Kingdom, UK
On an early June evening in Northampton, England, the Town and County War Memorial stands under a cloudy sky. This stone obelisk, flanked by furled Union Flags, serves as a tribute to those who served in past conflicts, with the Roman numerals MCMXIX (1919), MCMXXXIX (1939), and MCMXLV (1945) inscribed upon it, marking the World Wars. Vibrant red flowers bloom in beds at the memorial's base, adding a touch of colour to the scene, with a historic church visible in the background.

, Guildhall, Northampton, England, United Kingdom, UK
On a cloudy early summer evening in June, the historic Guildhall in Northampton, England, stands prominently on St. Giles Square. In the late afternoon light, around 5:16 PM, pedestrians are visible, and patrons can be seen enjoying refreshments at nearby establishments such as 'The Old Bank' pub and 'V and B Shop & Bar'. Flags adorn the Guildhall, and classic red telephone boxes add to the character of the street scene, capturing a typical moment of Saturday night life in the town.

, Town and County War Memorial, Northampton, England, United Kingdom, UK
An early June evening at the Town and County War Memorial in Northampton, England. Stone obelisks, adorned with the Union Jack and the St. George's Cross, stand within a carefully tended garden featuring manicured lawns and vibrant red flowerbeds. This memorial serves as a place of remembrance, offering a tranquil setting for reflection against a backdrop of town buildings.

This image captures a candid moment of a young man immersed in his work, seated at a café in London. The reflection of the bustling street and the iconic British flags in the window adds depth to the composition, creating a juxtaposition between the individual's focus and the vibrant life outside. The warm tones and soft lighting enhance the intimate atmosphere, inviting viewers to ponder the stories behind the scene.

Six Royal Navy Flags, known as the White Ensign, plus the Union Jack, fly above the Admiralty Arch several days after the Queen's Funeral in 2022

Panoramic view of multiple London rooftops bathed in bright sunlight against a backdrop of darkening skies - as seen from the Thames

On May 8, 1945 - known as Victory in Europe Day or V-E Day - celebrations erupted around the world to mark the end of World War II in Europe. The war had been raging for almost five years when U.S. and Allied forces landed on the beaches of Normandy, France, on June 6, 1944.

Part of the Judy (Inwood) MacPherson Album
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Union Jack Flag bunting hanging in Shankhill Road, Belfast for the Coronation on the 6th May, 2023.

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Ken & I watched Queen Elizabeth's funeral and felt so sad. I think her funeral was as grand as her coronation was. What a way to go out. She was a grand lady! RIP HRH

Christiana Campbell's Tavern
Waller Street. East of Capitol
Colonial Williamsburg, Virginia

Best wishes for the holidays and 2019 to my Flickr friends!

Mrs. Campbell opened her tavern in 1771; George Washington recorded in his diary that he dined there 10 times in two months during 1772 House of Burgesses session. The reconstructed tavern is one of four colonial-era taverns (along Chownings, King’s Arms, & Shields) where modern visitors can dine, with seafood being the specialty here. Williamsburg Historic District, both a National Historic Landmark (1960) and on the National Register of Historic Places (1966; 66000925), includes most of Colonial Williamsburg. In addition, Bruton Parish Church, George Wythe house, & Peyton Randolph house are separately listed on both; all are among the original 88 buildings existing when restoration of Williamsburg began in the 1920s. Buildings in the restored colonial area are decorated for Christmas each December using fruits, grains, cotton, leaves, and other natural materials in imaginative ways.

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Christmas Decorations
John Greenhow House & Store
Duke of Gloucester Street
Colonial Williamsburg, Virginia

John Greenhow House and Store, at the foot of Palace Green, is a point of departure for carriage rides through Colonial Williamsburg. Williamsburg Historic District, both a National Historic Landmark (1960) and on the National Register of Historic Places (1966; 66000925), includes most of Colonial Williamsburg. In addition, Bruton Parish Church, George Wythe house, & Peyton Randolph house are separately listed on both; all are among the original 88 buildings existing when restoration of Williamsburg began in the 1920s. Buildings in the restored colonial area are decorated for Christmas each December using fruits, grains, cotton, leaves, and other natural materials in imaginative ways.

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Seen from the 11C bus on a balcony at Bakeman House at Swan Island in South Yardley. Seen from Church Road.

To all my friends on Flickr who proudly wore the uniform, I join a grateful nation in thanking you for your service.

(Thanks everyone for Explore)

This field of flags was between the Reflecting Pool and the Korean War Memorial. Jared and Elisa joined me at Oh-Dark-Thirty to arrive at sunrise. We were rewarded with clean shots like this and Vets cleaning the VV Memorial Wall. More pics to come!

Trafalgar Square Lion