Proper Flags

**chrisj** · 14-04-2004, 13:38

Thanks Lesley., will have a look

**george** · 15-04-2004, 21:38

Chris
Go to Soccer Soccer found in most large towns in the UK. £2 each for St George or Union Jacks. We got ours there prior to going out for the last two Cricket tests.

**Katy2605** · 15-04-2004, 23:29

Also as it is St George's day soon, i know places like clintons are selling england flags. If not, i would agree to look on ebay as everthing seems to be on there!

**chrisj** · 16-04-2004, 00:30

Thanks folks, have found some on Ebay and they are on the way, £14:99 for 9ft by 5ft so they
should look great on the flag pole

**george** · 16-04-2004, 01:18

What are you going to use them for?

**chrisj** · 16-04-2004, 01:30

Im going to put them on my flag pole on the side of my house

, not all at the same time the
others are spares

**Pikey1999** · 16-04-2004, 02:59

<blockquote id="quote" class="ffs">quote:Originally posted by chrisj
I'm going to put them on my flag pole on the side of my house

, not all at the same time the
others are spares
[/quote]

Your house here or in Florida.
If it's the U.S. then I would suggest that you throw up the Stars & Stripes as well.
Our American cousins appear to be very much flag flyer's.
I suppose that's why many of their 'enemies' burn the US flag.
I think our 'enemies' burning the Union Jack just doesn't have the same effect on the UK public.
I wonder why that is???

**chrisj** · 16-04-2004, 13:18

We live in England, ive always flown the flag. Copied the idea from our first visit to
Florida in the 80's. Just that they were looking threadbare and needed some new ones.