Aerial Banner Photos: Keep 'Em Coming!

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Photos of the aerial banners are starting to come in! American Atheists paid for the banners in 26 states on July 4th. As of writing this, it is 4:00 p.m. EST and there are still a few aerial banners yet to fly, so keep sending those photos in! You can send your photos to bscott at atheists dot org.

If we post your photo here, you'll get a free American Atheists Convention t-shirt!

Video taken of the aerial banner in Roseville, Minnesota by Eric Jayne:

Video of the aerial banner at Greeley Colorado's Independence Day Stampede. The video is by Michael Clifton who also wrote an Examiner article about the banners.

Here are some of the great photos already submitted!

Photo taken by "Andy" at Hales Corners, WI (just south of Milwaukee)

Aerial banner over Miami Beach, FL. Photo by American Atheists' member Claire Gloeckner.

Aerial banner flying over Portland, Oregon with Mt. Hood in the background. Photo by Ryan Bucher.

Aerial banner flying over Portland, Oregon with Mt. St. Helens in the background. Photo by Ryan Bucher.

Aerial banner over Ranger Stadium, Arlington, TX. Photo by Drake Higginbotham.

Aerial banner over Roseville, Minnesota. Photo by Steve Peterson.

Atheists gathered at Roseville Park in Minnesota to wait for the aerial banner. Photo by Steve Peterson.

Aerial banner over Seattle, Washington. Photo by Rich Lyons. Unfortunately, the pilot flew over the city at a time different from the time advised to American Atheists.

Aerial banner along the New Jersey beaches. This banner also went into NY Harbor and Hudson River. Photo by Justin Jaye.

Comments

Anonymous (not verified) / Sun, 07/17/2011 - 13:22

How does atheism imply American patriotism? Atheists can be anarchists, nihilists, Communists, traitors, one-world-government types, French, German, Icelandic or whatever they want to be.

Anonymous (not verified) / Sun, 07/17/2011 - 18:15

How does atheism imply American patriotism?

It doesn't. It can be just as patriotic as any other mindset.
You probably haven't heard the more insulting commentary over the years, about how being an atheist is anything BUT American.
(Cute nick, BTW.)