Aussie Flags

What state do you live I sell them in my shop W.A or I can give you an address in QLD , just a tip buy a nylon one and paint the edges with clear nail polish this will stop them fraying so fast , you can also get them on a stick at most tourest shops around ,we cut the stick down and tape it to the arial Peter York 4x4 ph0896411600

Dolfin
My sentiments as well. Would add a nice touch to the campsite.

My old man always flys the Aussie flag at his house and from memory he has purchased them from gift type tourist shops in the past.
About two foot by one foot I think.

Good luck let me know how you go, youve got me thinking the same.

g'day dolfn,

I fully endorse your comments on supporting our fellers in Iraq.

I think "Lawsie" has a contact for flags on his website [you'll have to listen to old "golden tonsils" to find it :) :) :)]

Failing that , the Viet Vets association has a marvellous patriotic sticker which all "true blue"Aussies should have displayed on their vehicle or camper trailer.

A pic of an Aussie flag with the legend: "If you don't love it - LEAVE !!!!"

You can find them at:

http://www.vvaa.org.au/catalogue/Built%20Catalogue/category6_1.htm

They are $5 each and the online ordering system is quite secure [I know - I have several of their products]

Buy a couple and share them with your mates.

Enjoy the bush

DennisN

Most Local Federal Members of Parliment issue constituents with a FREE Australian flag upon request from their local office, but I'd make a phone call first. You usually have to have a community minded reason. We recently went to the USA on a cultural exchange and took 12 flags to give to the local USA schools. You can get small and big ones. It'd soon sort out the patriotic pollies from the non. Tell them you'll change your vote if they don't give you one.

What a mixed up world we live in. the best rapper in the world is white, the best golfer is black, the French are calling the Americans arogant and the Germans don't want to go to war.

Long live Australia

Every Easter we camp at the same place, sometimes with up to 30 rellies/friends. We always fly a full size flag from a rope thrown over a tree branch. I'm sure that this year it wil have more meaning than usual.

God bless and protect our troops.

Happy trails, Mike.

Any tourist gift shop will have a range. I do spare many a thought for ALL those who are in danger in Iraq. I also worry greatly about where it all ends and why...... What a cost. Who of those left alive will be more free? When the religious factions are left to fight each other in the new enforced democracy, will any of them be better off? Let's hope so. And I hope we can get out of this with our dignity and self respect intact. I also have some worries about a flag with mainly a Union Jack as it's major part. Don't worry.... I'm patriotic, my mum's a pom. I identify with the flag and have family members in the forces and I certainly wouldn't object to you flying the flag at my campsite.....
Cheers RoyceRoyce www.funshow.com.au