Two flags that catch my eye everytime I drive by.
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answers to five fun facts for the holidays
1. Scotch Whiskey is distilled two times, Irish Whiskey three times, giving Irish Whiskey a particular lightness.
2. Massachusetts
3. Four - Mount-Gay Shamrock, West Virginia, Shamrock, Texas, Shamrock Lakes, Indiana, Shamrock, Oklahoma.
4. In January 1997, the Irish government granted its first-ever divorce. The recipient was a terminally ill man, long separated from his wife, who sought to marry his current partner before he died. They did marry, and he died shortly afterward.
5. Montgomery Street in Dublin was once the largest red light district in all of Europe, with over 1600 prostitutes plying their trade. An old Irish song called “Take Me Up To The Monto” memorializes this era
2. Massachusetts
3. Four - Mount-Gay Shamrock, West Virginia, Shamrock, Texas, Shamrock Lakes, Indiana, Shamrock, Oklahoma.
4. In January 1997, the Irish government granted its first-ever divorce. The recipient was a terminally ill man, long separated from his wife, who sought to marry his current partner before he died. They did marry, and he died shortly afterward.
5. Montgomery Street in Dublin was once the largest red light district in all of Europe, with over 1600 prostitutes plying their trade. An old Irish song called “Take Me Up To The Monto” memorializes this era
4 comments:
OMG, that really must be patriotics ! I imagine my house wrapped in black yellow and red ! how awful. Too much is too much !
Wow... very patriotic people. I wonder how they managed to do the silo... that would be a lot of work.
Everyone is invited to my blog for tea and cookies... and Wordless Wednesday. See you there.
I see US flag everywhere..but how each house displays shows their love for this nation..
Gattina,
I find most display their flags only on holidays (4th of july, memorial day, 9/11, etc)which is why I am intrigued with those that feel strongly enough to make a bold statement.
Alice, That silo had to have been hard work. I would not have wanted to be painting at the top!
NewZulfi, thanks for stopping by. you are so right!
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