Re: [gardeners] What next?

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Unless you have an "all-weather" flag  and it is lighted at night. Then it can be left out. Flag
rules are on the web and fairly easy to find with a search engine.

George

Spyder Grl wrote:
> 
> Flags should always be taken off at night and should never be left outside when it rains.
> 
> Raven
> 
> From: Janni <linncrk@access2k1.net>
> Reply-To: gardeners@globalgarden.com
> Date:  Thu, 27 Sep 2001 22:37:40 -0500
> 
> >All the business owners up here have started taking down their flags at
> >night since several have been stolen. One from the SuperMarket was so high
> >up, an extension ladder was needed. Bah!
> >
> >Janni
> >
> >
> >>Hello, Penny,
> >>
> >>People never cease to amaze me. There was a piece on the local news last
> >>week of some homeowners on Orange County, south of LA County, whose
> >>flags were either stolen or burned, right on the flag staffs!
> >>
> >>O tempora, O mores!
> >>
> >>Ron
> >
> >God Bless America...Land of the Free...Home of the Brave....Don't Tread on Me.
> >
> >

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