First three homes, got one of these.
With the kind of siding we have on this place, and figured out how to mount it. Both Menards and Fleet Farm sell a yard flag pole kit, but what tree should I cut down for space to mount it?
True Value store in town sends people all over to put a small flag on a wooden stick in everyone's yard for the 4th of July. We also live in a section of town that has ditches, and a culvert for our driveways. We like this, because the rest of the town has curbs and sidewalks, and the home owners are responsible both for their maintenance, more than an inch off a side walk creeping up, have to replace it, and a 50 buck fine if you don't keep it clear of snow within 24 hours.
We don't have sidewalks, but all those places that do, nobody uses them anyway except in downtown. But the problem is when the snowplow goes by with that blade angled, bangs into your culvert. sure made a mess of mine. So I purchased to of those yellow markers stakes you can pound into the ground. This didn't work either, because they were bent over.
But since I had a stock of those free small flags, I attached those to two new poles. So now our snowplow driver won't dare hit those. Neighbors saw this, so they all copied my idea.
When I cut my grass or use my snowthrower, have to stop, stand at attention, and salute my flags. But haven't hung them at half mast yet when someone important dies.
When my wife received her US citizenship, gave her a tiny printed flag made in China on a popsicle stick. I contacted my senators office and for only $30.00 got her a 5 by 8 foot flag that was hung over the congressional building that is made in the USA, no printing, the stripes are are sewn together and the stars are stitched on.
Ha, was going to buy one of those flag pole kits, but haven't figured out where to mount it yet. Flag is still in the box.
