Near Dromana pier, I discovered that a special flag had been created for Dromana's 150th anniversary in 2011.
The green and gold are Australia's sporting colours and the stars represent the Southern Cross on our national flag.
And in the left cornwer of the flag you can just see "150"!
Green and gold in flight
Keep the colours waving high
Community pride
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Sunday, December 11, 2011
I Saw a Strange Flag
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6 comments:
the people were Irish?
Many happy returns of 150 years!
Lovely picture. That flag blowing against the blue sky makes a stunning sight! Loved your words and the story behind it too. :-)
Thanks very much for sharing this with I Saw Sunday Gemma, it is good to see you. x
The water looks so calm and invites a peaceful mind, looks like a very beautiful place
it must have been a very pleasant experience.
http://zongrik.wordpress.com/2011/12/12/theres-no-doc-in-the-er/
Yes, it is a strange one!
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