Not to fear, it's on many other flags on the website.Brian Hoskins said:Huh! Our flag isn't even on there. Hmph.
Brian
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Not to fear, it's on many other flags on the website.Brian Hoskins said:Huh! Our flag isn't even on there. Hmph.
Brian
Brian Hoskins said:Huh! Our flag isn't even on there. Hmph.
Brian
blueroomelectronics said:The UK flag is there, is their a different flag for South Wales?
blueroomelectronics said:Well who wouldn't want a Gryphon on their flag, looks pretty cool.
HiTech said:Almost looks like a wall decoration at a Chinese buffet!
BTW why aren't the Welsh referred to as Wales instead?
Brian Hoskins said:Nigel - I can't even count the number of English flags I see stuck to people's cars or in their home windows, especially during a sporting event. And I've seen the English flag used as a symbol to identify English participants in sporting events, too.
eaterbugs said:hey fellas
have a look at my country's flag..
-the only non sq/rectangular flag in the WHOLE WORLD!!..
pretty creative ..huh?![]()
Well Nepal(my countryjpanhalt said:What's the difference between a flag and a pennant? To some nit pickers, a flag must be rectangular (or square).
Ohio draws some distinction as being the only state in the USA that does not have a flag. It has a pennant.John
Brian Hoskins said:Why aren't the Americans reffered to as America?! America is the country, Americans are the people who are born / live in that country. Similarly, Wales is the country, and the Welsh are the people who are from that country.Brian
well i guess it is related with smthing that dates back before the history itselfjpanhalt said:Yeh, but we don't have any mountains in Ohio. I have never heard the explanation why it isn't rectangular. Yours is quite attractive, symbolic, and unique. John
HiTech said:But American is a derivative of America. Welsh sounds and is spelled completely different than Wales. Sort of like Danish are to Denmark. Even English is close to England. Yup, I think your ancestors didn't want to be referred to as wales.