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Monday, June 8, 2026

Marple Township Street Logo


 Marple Township, in Delaware County in Pennsylvania was established in 1684 during the Era of William Penn.  It features an Armillary Sphere and states that it is a Township with a Heritage. 



DCCC Delaware County Community College Phamtoms Logo


 Spooky eyes in blue cloak!

4 Seasons Logo of a Housing Development


 Starting at midnight, sky blue winter, dark green with red flowers, summer light green, then orange for fall.




Lansadle, Pennsylvania Catholic Flag

 

A high school flag with a green and white field, with the school coast of arms on the white fly half.

Sunday, June 7, 2026

Braille 250th Semiquincentennial Flag for the Blind, Curious, Spies, and Night Writers


 The arrangement of stars on this flag translates to 250, in honor of America's 250th Semiquincentennial. All have seen Braille in elevators, public parks, and historical markers here and there.  Yet to catch a blind person reading it the wild is the rarest of rare.  One has better chances of being abducted by Aliens.  

If you ever learn Braille, you'll notice that translation is not always perfect as to what is written. 

 The backwards L is the # indicator, then the letters B, E, and J double for numbers in front of the backwards L.  

 

https://twoblindbrothers.com/pages/braille?srsltid=AfmBOorOCNg5gFsATpUqTgRfsdRskQlo3tcVX1ozODZK1hqH2AA0vwTn 

༢༥༠ Tibetan-American Semiquincentennial Flag


 A Semiquincentennial flag for Tibetan-Americans!  Enjoy!

You can see the 2 in a Tibetan 2, but he 5 looks too much like 4, which is very popular design from India where a lot of #5s look like #4s.  

 ༢༥༠ = 250! 

२५० Devanagari 250th Semiquincentennial Flag


 Devanagari 250th for the people of India, welcome to the team.  It is for India-Americans!  Even if you are H1-B visa, like your Devanagari pride flow.

The 2 looks like 4 and 9 had a baby, while 5 looks like 6 and 4 got mixed up, but zero is a zero hero!  Thank you India for that zero!  

 २५० = 250

 

https://translate.swaminarayan.faith/numbers