Viking
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Yes! On a large motor boat, and flying off the stern. A large blue ensign, defaced with the EU ring of stars!
I actual saw one yesterday!
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snowleopard
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If you looked carefully you'd see it was a lighter shade of blue. It's not a blue ensign but a political statement.
dulcibella
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Good for him - fly whateve you like. Down with flag etiquette fascism!
A1Sailor
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blueglass
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glad you posted - thought it was just me!
maxi77
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No so flags are legal statements not personal statements.
onesea
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So so true if not:
Labour voters would fly red.
Conservatives Blue.
And what about peace protestors White?
Old joke I know but always makes me smile...
Woodlouse
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Like this?
The large motor yacht was most likely registered in the Cook Islands.
The large motor yacht was most likely registered in the Cook Islands.
Easticks28
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Davy_S
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Personally, I don't think it really matters. I tend to wear an ensign that suits the colour of the boat, sort of colour co ordinated. At the moment I am using a white ensign to match my white hull, so you can guess what colour ensign I wore with my last Blue hull. I think it looks far better and sets a standard, do what you think looks best.
Seajet
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I worked on a hotel barge in Burgundy in 1994 dealing solely with American guests; while we had a French tricolour at the stern with the port of registration ( Auxerre ) for legalities painted on, at the bows there were small Stars & Stripes and EU flags, which were just tokens of allegiance.
