Flag/Banner Flying? (1 Viewer)

[Outdog]

Hi,

Could someone please enlighten me ?
As I drive my Bus Service through Barley Lands Visitors Centre, Essex, when there’s an event on in their fields I sometimes see Motorhomes grouped together and quite a few are flying Flags, Banners etc ..... what does this mean ?

Thanks.

 

[Silver-Fox]

They are outgoing individuals that group together ?

 

[Allanm]

I’ve often wondered why people do this too.

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[berni109]

U may have noticed that a lot of those vehicles are white and look very similar.
driving your bus in a sober condition u could easily tell the difference between them but imagine stumbling along in a slightly inebriated state and trying to find the one that belongs to u.
I am not suggesting for one moment that motorhomers are inclined to drink to excess or even at all! It's just a theory on why they feel the need to fly flags to differentiate their temporary home.
Unfortunately this theory fails at a motorhomefun gathering where they all fly the same flag. Must be something to do with genetics or the tribal instinct.

 

[Kannon Fodda]

The ones to be really concerned about are those who string lights all around their van and flagpoles. They are just showing off their big battery.

 

[tonka]

I do it because my wife tell's me to..

When we first started to take the grandkid's we flew a pink pig, this was used as an aid to help them find their way back to our van..

I now fly a West bromwich Albion flag. Keep's the riff raff away.. and Wolves supporters

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[tonka]

I do it because my wife tell's me to..

When we first started to take the grandkid's we flew a pink pig, this was used as an aid to help them find their way back to our van..

I now fly a West bromwich Albion flag. Keep's the riff raff away.. and Wolves supporters

Also been told that some funsters arrive at a rally, see the flag and then ask to be parked at the opposite end of the field.