Good Picket Fences

I checked. It's not touching the ground.

I drove to visit a dear friend yesterday, and along the way I pulled off the road to get a photo of this flag on a picket fence. Fortunately I was on the road less traveled by, so I didn't get any rude gestures or honks, or beeps. There are definitely advantages to being out in the country.

Taken through the screen window
of my friend's house

It was a lovely but short visit with my friend who so thoughtlessly moved about 20 miles away. (I'm just kidding. I am very happy for her and her husband to be in their gorgeous new home,) but whenever I visit her I feel compelled to go home and clean my house. Unfortunately, that feeling usually subsides by the time I reach my own driveway. I will certainly miss my good friend being just two miles down the road, but I do have a car, so there's no excuse for not getting up there to visit...at least until the first bad snowstorm.

It's a grand old Flag.

Can you spot the error in the photo collage above?

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Linking to:

Theresa's

GOOD FENCES 

and

Judith's

MOSAIC MONDAY 


Answer to the flag question:

The one most of you are choosing is the flag at Bath Abbey in England. I think I told some of you that it's at Westminster Abbey. Oh well. Anyway, that one is correct, depending upon which side of the flag you're on. The one that's an error is the bottom right. It is at Brit's Pub in Minneapolis and is NOT an American flag. (I didn't notice that until I had the collage made.) :-)
  

Happy Independence Day!

 

Have a happy and safe Fourth, everyone!

We'll be at the fireworks show with our bag of
popcorn and our Twizzlers.

See you next week. 

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