No Trespass signs are up
All front side signs look like this
The large sign board makes it clear about using the range
The shed is marked as well
The back of the property is marked as well
Those signs are "in the woods"
American Legion
Post 48
Chesnee, SC 29323
July 1, 2017 Range Marked with No Trespass Signs
No Trespass signs are up
All front side signs look like this
The large sign board makes it clear about using the range
The shed is marked as well
The back of the property is marked as well
Those signs are "in the woods"
The Guilford Courthouse Flag is the
name given to a North Carolina militia banner which was reported to have flown
at the Battle of Guilford Courthouse (March 15, 1781, Greensboro, North
Carolina). The flag is recognizable by the reverse colors normally seen on
American flags: red and blue stripes in the field with eight-pointed blue stars
on an elongated white canton.
The original flag has been preserved since 1914 in the collection
of the North Carolina Museum of History in Raleigh, North Carolina. It measures
42 inches high and 100 inches on the fly. The canton is 35 inches high and 73
inches long. The stars are 8 inches in diameter and have eight points. It is
considered the oldest surviving example of an American flag with eight-pointed
stars.
copyright A. L. Post 48
Chesnee 2017
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