Putting flags on lampposts

Do you enjoy a flag on a lamp post?


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Couldn't give a toss really. It's not like I haven't seen Union/George Cross flags in the street before. Coronations/jubilees, World cup/Euros, Remembrance day parades. I walk past the ones by me without regard... That said, I don't agree with the idea of flags being attached to public facilities unless officially organised by local authorities....it's effectively graffiti. Do it on your own property instead.
 
Couldn't give a toss really. It's not like I haven't seen Union/George Cross flags in the street before. Coronations/jubilees, World cup/Euros, Remembrance day parades. I walk past the ones by me without regard... That said, I don't agree with the idea of flags being attached to public facilities unless officially organised by local authorities....it's effectively graffiti. Do it on your own property instead.
I think it devalues the meaning, which is great. That nobody really cares. All that effort to get out in the middle of the night, put flags up - they are already up in places.
 

Seems to be well worse in certain areas.

Drove through the Atherton and Leigh area at the weekend and there were whole roads with each and every lamp post with one on, inc the main drag to the Leigh Sports Village, where the Leigh Leopards Rugby League Club ( who are flying at the mo ) - not a good look for the rugby club ( imo )
Working in Middleton tomorrow. Will report back. 🫣😏😂
 
These are useful to identify Gammon towns and areas not to visit again. Ever.

Interestingly enough...At times of plague, it was common to mark the doors of victims of the disease with a large painted cross, either in red or black paint. In later times, large printed crosses were often affixed to doors.

Nearly 500 years later and not much has changed.
 
These are useful to identify Gammon towns and areas not to visit again. Ever.

Interestingly enough...At times of plague, it was common to mark the doors of victims of the disease with a large painted cross, either in red or black paint. In later times, large printed crosses were often affixed to doors.

Nearly 500 years later and not much has changed.
I couldn't read this and not think of the scene in Blazing saddles where they cough up ideas about how to force the townsfolk out.

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Careful you'll have the government round posting stuff like that! 🤪




That's just today. Priorities.
 

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