I have a small problem...
#1
Thread Starter
Wishful thinking...




Joined: Oct 2004
Posts: 257
From: Cornwall,hoping Florida here I come











Now with everything going on and waiting for the second pack to arrive I was worried about one thing...
When we get our house there, what size flag should I buy, firstly I thought stupidly about a small door flag to hang from the porch area, then I remembered what peeps have told me about submersing myself in American culture, so I'm now thinking of a full sized pole say twenty feet high and a six feet flag, and at night light this up with spotlights, Friday nights fireworks...
So what do you all think, too much, not enough, I don't think so sunny Jim..
When we get our house there, what size flag should I buy, firstly I thought stupidly about a small door flag to hang from the porch area, then I remembered what peeps have told me about submersing myself in American culture, so I'm now thinking of a full sized pole say twenty feet high and a six feet flag, and at night light this up with spotlights, Friday nights fireworks...
So what do you all think, too much, not enough, I don't think so sunny Jim..
#2
Now with everything going on and waiting for the second pack to arrive I was worried about one thing...
When we get our house there, what size flag should I buy, firstly I thought stupidly about a small door flag to hang from the porch area, then I remembered what peeps have told me about submersing myself in American culture, so I'm now thinking of a full sized pole say twenty feet high and a six feet flag, and at night light this up with spotlights, Friday nights fireworks...
So what do you all think, too much, not enough, I don't think so sunny Jim..
When we get our house there, what size flag should I buy, firstly I thought stupidly about a small door flag to hang from the porch area, then I remembered what peeps have told me about submersing myself in American culture, so I'm now thinking of a full sized pole say twenty feet high and a six feet flag, and at night light this up with spotlights, Friday nights fireworks...
So what do you all think, too much, not enough, I don't think so sunny Jim..

#5
No, not the everyday norm. Around here a few homes have a mount on the house where they can put up a flag if they want to. Around the 4th or Memorial Day it's most likely to be the Stars & Stripes, otherwise I see seasonal flags (Spring, Autumn) more often. There are a lot of rules about how you're technically supposed to fly the flag (never wet, lit at night, etc.) so maybe many don't bother.
#9
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Joined: Jun 2005
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Do a search for Angry White Pyjamas' thread/s on his flagpole saga!!
#10
2 miles later I have returned and the result is......now I live 1 block from a new sub divison and so its like flippen toy town in there, you know what I mean expensive houses, all cramped together,and the kitchen windows in full view of the folk next door, and gardens on view to all the neighbours lol....so as I was saying 3 flags, 1 of which belongs to the old duck next door, and 2 flag poles with a kinda leave print on!!
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#13
Thread Starter
Wishful thinking...




Joined: Oct 2004
Posts: 257
From: Cornwall,hoping Florida here I come











I was thinking more Skull and cross bones or is that too much, or how about painting the stars and stripes on my roof, 18' x 9'....





#15
This one should look good. Don't want to overdo things when you're new to the neighborhood, after all!



