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I don't want this to turn into a huge debate, I'm just curious. I've lived my whole life in Raleigh, but seeing Confederate flags is a rare sight. Whether flying on someone's lawn, bumper stickers, T-shirts, etc. I see them for sale at the Flea Market, but that's really about it. What do y'all say? I just read an article about a HUGE Confederate flag that has been placed along an Alabama highway, and realized that that would probably never pass in North Carolina around the Research Triangle.
Very seldom see the flag. I occasionally see a flag flying from the back of a truck...mostly in South Carolina. Like Mike said...mainly stickers and plates is what you see.
And, emblems like license plates and stickers are not uncommon.
Last time I was driving into Pennsylvania on I-95 about two years ago there was a big one in PA just across the MD line that can be seen from I-95. Around here I'll see them occasionally on the front license plate or sometimes out in some rural areas. Not too much though.
Right by Bond Park Dr....definitely worth checking out his place. Good friends of ours used to live next door. Quiet guy actually, but his front yard is something to behold.
Right by Bond Park Dr....definitely worth checking out his place. Good friends of ours used to live next door. Quiet guy actually, but his front yard is something to behold.
It's funny, I drove by this MANY times and never noticed until someone told me about it. How is that possible!?
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