High Ground Kids Hoodies

Caution High Ground

Its Over, Anakin... I have the High Ground!!!

Not today, Satan!

Once you have the high ground, you'll never turn back!

It's over anakitten

Don't do it.

What if "I have the high ground!" was an 80s' video game?

Kenobi "I have the high ground"

You can't beat me, I have the high ground!

Taking the moral HIGH ground

Get outdoors. But remember: DON'T TRY IT, I HAVE THE HIGH GROUND!

Silly nod to unnamable rodent company's visual purchased property they are very possessive of and sensitive about after aforementioned rodent's original visage was let loose to the masses, even though these images are mine and mountain goats are in fact on ground above most other ground and come now calm yourself bazillion dollar company with no sense of humor. (this objected to once, the jerks did)

Don't do it Anakin!

Get outdoors. But remember: DON'T TRY IT, I HAVE THE HIGH GROUND! (In Aurebesh, of course!)

Hope you like it.

Spacecraft stylized art with beautiful colors and design. It is rocking, looks great with different shapes.

Donald Trump says: Moral high ground? Sounds like a lot of walking involved. I'll pass.

Add some fun to your wardrobe with this funny pet t-shirt or give it to a pet lover :) Choose your size and color then ADD TO CART to place your order!

It's over! I have the High Ground!

Hey, future sky conquerors! Ready to turn your dreams of flight into reality? Buckle up, because the journey to the stars might be bumpy, but it's worth every turbulence! Remember, even the Wright brothers started with a simple dream and a whole lot of duct tape. So, whether you're navigating through equations or navigating through clouds, keep your eyes on the horizon and your spirits soaring higher than a supersonic jet! You've got the brains, the passion, and the drive to defy gravity and reach for the stars. So, spread your wings, aim for the sky, and let's make those aerospace dreams take flight!

Hey, future sky conquerors! Ready to turn your dreams of flight into reality? Buckle up, because the journey to the stars might be bumpy, but it's worth every turbulence! Remember, even the Wright brothers started with a simple dream and a whole lot of duct tape. So, whether you're navigating through equations or navigating through clouds, keep your eyes on the horizon and your spirits soaring higher than a supersonic jet! You've got the brains, the passion, and the drive to defy gravity and reach for the stars. So, spread your wings, aim for the sky, and let's make those aerospace dreams take flight!

Illustration after J F Campbell (unknown) from the Great War vol 10 published in 1918 Please note with regard to scanned antique prints there may be some age related marks or faults from the originals which will show also on any print ordered. This is inevitable with prints of this age & actually lends an authentic look to the prints. Please refer to the actual image on sale. If you are interested in purchasing the original engraving or print that may be possible if I still have it, please send me a private message to check.

A rendering of a plateau and the words: "Plateau, a high form of flattery".

The view from the summit of the Kirkstone Pass in Cumbria looking down on Widermere shimmering in the distance. The Pass connects Ambleside in the Rothay Valley with Patterdale in the Ullswater Valley and has an altitude of 1489ft (or 454m). The weather had been rather changeable (this is the Lake District!) but now the sun was glinting through and reflecting on distant Windermere, the largest natural lake in England. Nikon D7100 Nikkor 18-200

The view of Blencathra as seen from the Castlerigg Stone Circle in monochrome. Blencathra sits in the northernmost fells of Cumbria's Lake District within the Skiddaw range. It has all of six summits, the highest being Hallifell Top reaching 2848ft (868m) above sea level. Thge stones in the foreground are part of the Castlerigg stone circle which is high above the town of Keswick. This is a neolithic circle dating from about 3000BC and is one of the oldest in Britain.

Standing by a rocky outcrop on the eastern shore of Derwentwater in Cumbria's beautiful Lake District and looking across to Catbells and the surrounding western fells. Derwentwater, 3 miles long,1 mile wide and 72 feet deep is fed by the River Derwent which rises high in Borrowdale and subsequently flows into Bassenthwaite and on to the Irish Sea at Workington. Being so close to the market town of Kewich here, it is sometimes unsurprisingly known as 'Keswick's Lake'.

An impressionist's view looking north from the Castlerigg stone circle to the Northern Fells of the Skiddaw range. Castlerigg stone circle stands on the hills high above the town of Keswick. This is a neolithic circle dating from about 3000 BC and is one of the oldest in Britain.

Looking north from the Castlerigg stone circle to the Northern Fells of the Skiddaw range. Blencathra with its distinctive saddle shape sits to the right. Castlerigg stone circle is high above the town of Keswick. This is a neolithic circle dating from about 3000 BC and is one of the oldest in Britain.

A view of Round Hill from the village of Little Wittenham in Oxfordshire. This is one of two hills known locally as The Wittenham Clumps which, being much higher than the local landscape, are a landmark in the area. This view from the lane next to Little Wittenham church looks over the nature reserve which surrounds the two hills - a popular area for walkers and kite fliers! From the top of the hill there are spectacular views over the Thames Valley.

Surfacing from the sand is a great opportunity to be in touch with nature.

This beginning of an ant hill can become very big!