Flag Day

[Sully]

On June 14, 1777, the flag of the United States was adopted by resolution of the Second Continental Congress, bringing us to today's annual celebration of Flag Day! Enjoy the Day

 

[Motorcycle Mike]

The flag flies daily at my house weather permitting.

Replaced annually if not sooner.

 

[Blueline]

 

[ol' school]

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Neat picture Joe! Thanks for sharing!

 

[desertclassic]

This mornings view of my flag. Wind out of the south west.

 

[trike lady]

My flag hangs daily on the wall in my apartment, the AW's don't want us hanging anything on the front door any more. Ever since the new partner came in the tenants have been going through H3LL. They cannot tell me what I can and cannot hang on my walls.

 

[Jack Klarich]

Respect the flag or get out and stay outThumbUp

 

[radismukes]

Love it Bless it Defend it Die for it

God bless everything it stands for every day!

 

[hogcowboy]

This was ours yesterday...

 

[paws]

Larry.

Never mind... I can now see your solar power attached to it. I have just done a google search and am finding that most residential flag pole packages do have the solar power - which of course would be the most economical. Mine is obviously a much older power package. Hhhmmmm... may have to look into solar kits...

In this house I just moved to, I have the same flag/flag pole setup. It lights up at night. - ASWESOME look at night. The light is not shining during the day. Just wondering though.... is it very costly to run this light all night? I can unplug it in the garage if I don’t want it shining at night...but it sure is a stirring feeling to look out at night and see it. Thanks.

 

[vwbug72501]

See what kind of bulb is in the light. If it is incandescent, replace it with an LED bulb. Typical 60 watt replacement only uses about 8 watts for the same light output. Make sure to get one that is applicable for outdoor, damp locations and dimmer compatible.

 

[paws]

Tom... thanks much for your response and advice!