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I got mine from an internet search for historical Texas flags. In 1835, during the Texas war for independence, the Texians took the town of Gonzales from a Mexican army. Seems there was a cannon left behind, which the Mexicans promptly requested be returned to them. The Texians flew this flag or banner in response. Given the current nature of our society today, it just seemed appropriate.
 
Mine, is a picture of me on a fishing trip to lake guntersville
 

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I got it off the memory card in my camera. :D

It's a shot of my truck, all washed and shined up, waiting to load a show truck going to SEMA in Las Vegas a few years ago. The other shot is the show truck, secured inside my trailer.
 

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A fully engraved, gold inletting, with belt buckle images on each side
 
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It's a picture of my 4" 29-2 over which I had so much heartache a few years ago. It's one of my first halfway decent digital firearms photos.
 
Mine is a sign at the Sheriff's Office where you get your pistol permits, and apparently, eviction notices.

I found it funny. Some decisions are hard to make, I guess.
 
It's a cropped down view of a forge weld in progress! As you can see by the spatter, this is probably the most hazardous task in a blasksmith shop. Espesially to folks standing around close by or to your shop as far as a fire hazard goes. After every forge weld I always look around to see if anything is on fire! The flux spraying out is between 2300 - 2600 degrees. Notice the spray of flux heading right up my left arm. Just after this photo was taken, I could smell and then noticed that most of the hair on my left arm was gone!!! It grew back!

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Mine is a picture of the aircraft my older son rides around in. He's the navigator, three deployments over Baghdad in a JSTAR, and one in his current ride.
 
Mine is a picture of my GGG Grandfather Schram. If you think he looks tough you should see his wife!
 

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The Sons of Liberty were in the habit of meeting under a large tree (most village greens had one), which was called the "Liberty Tree".
This flag was raised in Taunton, Massachusetts on October 21, 1774. one of the first flags representing dissention in the Colonies.
This flag was raised as a symbol of frustration and unwillingness to be persecuted.
The Colonials warned the British that the Colonies were a force to be reckoned with, and would not accept the any loss of their rights or freedom.
The bold words "Liberty and Union" reflect the original sentiment of the Colonists, which was to be treated as equal citizens of the British Empire,
("No taxation with representation!") rather then be excluded from it.
 

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