Thursday, June 10, 2004
The Lompac "Floral Flag"
This is a couple of years old, but very cool nonetheless. 
I received this in a "prayer wheel" email inviting me to invoke the Lord on behalf of our soldiers, and to forward same on to my "address book". Better to post it here than burden 500 email accounts. And, in any case, I'm fairly sure that the soldiers themselves are much more likely to catch His interest by virtue of their deeds and religiousity than I am by prayer.
The 2002 floral flag was 740 feet wide and 390 feet high and maintained the proper flag dimensions as described in executive order #10834. This flag was 6.65 acres and was the first floral flag to be planted with 5 pointed stars, each star was 24 feet in diameter and each stripe 30 feet wide. This flag was estimated to contain more than 400,000 Larkspur plants with 4-5 flower stems each for a total of more than 2 million flowers. It's life span was approximately 3 months and went to seed in early August 2002.
I received this in a "prayer wheel" email inviting me to invoke the Lord on behalf of our soldiers, and to forward same on to my "address book". Better to post it here than burden 500 email accounts. And, in any case, I'm fairly sure that the soldiers themselves are much more likely to catch His interest by virtue of their deeds and religiousity than I am by prayer.
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