I didn't notice this at first but after a minute or so, I though "what's that Union Jack doing flying over that home down there".
I have a favorite "high' spot that I visit every now and then to get some shots over the city or when the sky is particularly pretty. One day not long ago I was standing up there when I spotted the flag in the distance. It didn't register at first but then I realized it was a bit out of place. There must be some Brits living in that house.
An unusual sight for Phoenix!
ReplyDeleteBest go round and have a cup of tea then, better still a cream one
ReplyDeleteThe British are coming! Rumour has that if Queen Elizabeth II resumes monarchical duties over all The United states, she is planning to return the letter "U" back into words such as color (colour) and harbor (harbour). :-)
ReplyDeleteHaha! They're everywhere those Brits :) Well spotted Sharon!
ReplyDeleteThis spot appears to be a special vantage point for interesting photography.
ReplyDeleteThose darn Brits are everywhere these days! Heh, heh. But it's nice to know that we have some very sharp people with cameras out and about to keep track of them! :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for your comment about the book!
I think it's neat they fly their own native flag. I'd do the same thing if I were an ex pat.
ReplyDeleteAn unusual sight for sure.
ReplyDeleteI agree with Bill - I bet they have a nice spot of tea to offer!
ReplyDeleteA wee bit of 'over home'!
ReplyDeleteIt is a good flag, after all, and a nice spot to photograph from!
ReplyDeleteLooks like a very nice place, Sharon, also with the "unusual" flag :)
ReplyDeleteLucky them! And yes, just ring the doorbell and invite yourself for scones, clotted cream and a cuppa!
ReplyDeleteThat has to be the explanation, Sharon. Some Brits who miss home. The irony is that, back in the UK, they probably didn't fly the flag.
ReplyDeleteNice find Sharon.
ReplyDeleteThe Union Jack adds a nice bit of color!
ReplyDeleteSome sunburned Brits, I'm guessing. :)
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