Follow the example of the young Gerald Ford.
1929: #President Gerald R. Ford, Jr. holding flag with Eagle Scout Guard of Honor, Mackinac Island State Park, #Michigan. Tweet from America’s Gallery
Flags up in the morning, down at sunset.
Have a good, safe and joyful Fourth of July.
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[…] Eagle Scout Gerald Ford at a flag-raising ceremony […]
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Post away. I thought you might like it. Sometimes I think it’s just you and me who even know what the flag code is.:)
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Wow!
Mind if I post that photo here?
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My neighbor’s house on the 4th of July. https://flic.kr/p/vhiz5K
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