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Historical American Flags (image from Wikipedia) |


Ziegler came across
his first flag near Nashville, Tennessee, where he lives. “It was hanging from
a barn and had been there so long that the white stripes had rotted away and
only the red ones remained,” he says. “I thought it was amazing, the way it
looked, and then I couldn’t help myself. I just started noticing ragged flags
everywhere.” (...)
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