In September, Awakenings sister site catnipoflife posted a short piece on moments considered unforgettable. catnip reflected upon tranquil scenes and the beauty encountered when Flying Over America.
Remembered time and time again
Embedded dramatic, iconic images
Symbols of excitement and joy
Inspiring, mesmerizing, unforgettable
Awakenings will now look at some December moments that make historical connections to the past and present, on into the future. Patriotically speaking some can be classified as Defining Moments establishing, often shifting, the course of history.
In the first week of December, here are but a few...
The birth of the modern American Civil Rights Movement
Do you recognize this iconic picture?
1,177 sailors and marines of
1,512 crewmen on board died
Our December States
Of course, we would not be a nation without the establishment of the United States of America. See how many you recognize. Then, click the image or date to check out each state's history and splendor.
21st state to join the union
"Nature Steals the Scene"
1st state of the
United States of America
"Breathtaking Vistas"
20th state admitted to the Union
19th state admitted to the Union
"Sights Met with Wonder"
December 11, 1816
December 11, 1816
2nd state to join the Union
"Freedom Rings"
22nd state admitted to the Union
"Echoes from the Heart of Dixie"
29th state to join the Union
"Epic Lands"
28th State Admitted to the Union
"Authentic Western Snapshots (amid Colors of Splendor)"
Then, there are those moments that hit at the Heart of America. This one is a love story...one of our own wounded warriors home from Afghanistan.
For each of us, what is deemed unforgettable differs. For some, it is all in the name of love, whereas for others, it is unconditionally patriotic. It may be a nature experience, a walk with Mother Nature—panoramic scenery or minuscule patterns or even the depiction of natural disasters. The possibilities are indeed endless.
What do you consider your unforgettable moments?
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