I fly a flag every day of the year. I recommend people don’t go with a $5 flag likely made in China. You can get very nice USA made flags around $25. It seems incredibly wrong to buy a USA flag made in some other country
As a Marine I'd like to agree with you. We need to put in some hard work to reclaim this tittle. Our ranking in the world for freedom, education, healthcare, infant mortality rate and others are far from #1. As our politicians have succumb to partisan bickering the rest of the world forges on. Make no mistake I love our country. When ever there has been hard work to do we as Americans have always come through. Rolling up my sleeves, Semper Fi.
What a beautiful flag pole! The Stars and Stripes are a wonderful flag because of what it means-freedom. But freedom is never free and is always paid for in blood. That is what makes it and our flag so precious. We are blessed to live in this wonderful nation. Thank you sharing this and your service to our nation.
It's good you have a light sir. If I recall correctly in 1976 we began to be able to leave the flag up at night as long as it was lite properly. Per Federal Flag Code, Section 2, paragraph (a), it is the universal custom to display the flag only from sunrise to sunset on buildings and on stationary flagstaffs in the open. However, when a patriotic effect is desired, the flag may be displayed twenty-four hours a day if properly illuminated during the hours of darkness. Semper Fi.
Nice work! One thing I would recommend adding is a rubber plumbing roof vent boot at the base of the galvanized pole just above the PVC. It'll keep pretty much all water running down the pole out and prevent rust.
Hi, the top pulley fitting is fixed to the pole! Does this not make the flag wrap around the pole? as it does not rotate!....great video tho...greetings from Liverpool UK.
I got a nice digging pole in Harbor Freight for around $20 and it’s solid steel. Where I am on Long Island it’s extremely rocky with millions of potato sized glacial rocks mixed in the soil and I have had a lot of nerve damage in my hands from trying to use a spade to dig and loosen soil for the post hole digger. I only found out about a digging pole last year! Makes a world of difference
Already have Old Glory flying on a permanent pole with a light and Texas flag painted on the side of my shop. Your new flag pole looks great Scoutcrafter 😃👍🏼
I definitely need to get a new Flag before the 4th, the Red, White & Blue is fading and almost Pink, White & Blue..........The Zinc Spray Paint is a good product, it definitely helps.
As you know I am a very patriotic guy who loves buying American... That being said, Harbor Freight was running sales on their embroidered flags, like $4 with coupon. I have to say they are really nice! I use mine in the rain and it dries instantly! 😃👍
Well done, our patriotic friend! You are honoring both our flag and our great country with your attention to excellence in the construction of a proper flagpole. This pole will stand and function perfectly for decades! Love the Mutt tool - very useful!
Nice job! Just in time for July 4th. On every holiday, my father always flew his 48 star flag he brought home from WW II and I now have it in a display case.
Old Glory looking great! I always called it cement. My last project was a WiFi build out for Commonwealth Edison in and around Chicago. I was the Project Manager for the installation of roughly 350 sites. Put in 180' poles with WiFi antennas. One site was sucking up the cement and I had to emergency order another two truckloads before it finally "took hold". So I lost money on that one but overall the project came in under budget and on time. Very good and correct info,John. I'll see if I can put up a pole in my back yard for July 4th.(if the wife and village will allow it). And remember to buy "Made in America" flags!
My father always had an American flag up ~~ I had a "house mount" flag until last month when I found on FB Marketplace 2 25' telescopic poles with flags . Both for $50 delivered !! One is up and the other is FREE for the first person to come get it!
I love how in the USA everyone flys the flag with pride, most people have a flagpole. You put a flagpole up here in Great Britain and your racist! Doesn’t bother me what other people think tho! I fly my union flag with pride! :)
Great video John I called concrete cement sometimes too lol. Thanks for showing your support. It would be nice for all your viewers to send you a photograph of their flags flying and on the fourth you could do a montage of those photos just a suggestion.
hi i watched a 5 min short movie called SO YOUR GOING ON VACATION ,,George O'Hanlon 1947 ,,,he buys a flash light like yours .50 cents ,,It's on RUclips , Thx Ed Loretto Ontario Canada
It always gets me when people use a level, they hardly ever get it right vertically. Horizontal is level , vertical is plumb. Beautiful pole and flag !
@@ScoutCrafter the way i was taught by my father was go get the plumb bob to set posts then after it settling in to my brain he'd say grab the level and check for plumb.
Great job. Did you put anything in the truck. As a fellow veteran you should know that answer. Lol. I have a similar setup at my Michigan cottage."Bob's your Uncle"
The post hole digger or claps as they were known to me bring back memories of digging post holes for concrete fence posts. Our big pry bar was a piece of scaffolding tube filled with concrete and welded up. There is nothing worse than having to lift a concrete base 6ft in the air to slide it between two posts! Definitely a two man job! Glad I'm not doing that anymore haha
Flag pole looks great Scout. I have two flags out already. One small flag and one painted flat flag. Our country really needs some good old American pride right now 🇺🇸
Nice job John on the flag pole! You will enjoy it for years to come. Are you planning to put a light on it so that you dont have to take it down at night? 🇺🇸👍 Roger
Mine is up and recently repainted. On a interesting note, the flag that is flying was flown in combat by yours truly in Baghdad, Iraq! I flew in a dozen or so in the back of our C130 on a several missions. Gave many away to family as gifts. Great episode as usual, love it. Mike D.
Hi John! That turned out great! You can bet your rector I'm glad we don't have to dig down that deep... 😊 it looks fantastic! Mine flys everyday on the house and I have one that lights up that hangs on the back of my little run-in shed that my super Pony Montana uses to get out of the weather 😊 I have so much going on here but I do plan to install one as u have done...hopefully before summer's over.. hopefully! Sorry to ramble on.. enjoyed it! Thank ya
Have dug hundreds of deck footers. I spin and throw the post hole diggers and dig holes with them alone if the soil is right. Got to toss and spin them when you get so far. Been through some tough Pittsburgh ground with just the diggers
Dale- I thought my soil was bad here but my property Upstate is ten times worse! There are so many boulders that I had to but a MATTOX to dig a hole!! I couldn’t believe it!!! My post hole digger was my Grandfather’s and is made of fantastic steel, some are made like tin today! 😂👍
Beautiful Stars and Bars. While I was watching your video, you mentioned frost line. I was hoping you would explain to viewers why poles,fence posts needs to be buried/set below the frost line. Your videos are imformative,great to watch. Keep them coming.
Poles, fence posts, and foundations need to be buried below the frost line to keep the frost from lifting them out of the ground with freeze-thaw cycles. The frost line is the depth at which the ground freezes during the winter. It is a good practice to go a foot or two below that depth. From experience, ice will lift a pole out of the ground; a depth gauge pole was concreted into the ground in a pond and over the winter water filled the pond which raised the level of the ice on top and pulled the pole out of the bottom of the pond. This was in Michigan.
@@mishawakian Not upset at all. The Stars and Bars are beautiful, too. My neighbor flies the Stars and Bars because he has the freedom to do so. Take care!
Excellent flag pole. I have a Harbor Freight telescoping flag pole which was my first ever Father’s Day gift (14 years ago!) out in front of my house. When it finally goes, I am doing it your way!
On 9/11 I was in Florida at a software conference. We had to drive back to Nebraska as all flights aere cancaled. When I finally arrived home I put out my flag. The following weekend I installed a flag light with a photocell. My flag has been flying 24/7 since that terrible day.
Hi John. Mutts are a real help with that. I am in Somerset (West Country) England. We should call a mixer "A Concrete mixer" but we Brits tend to call it a Cement Mixer so we have the same sort miss match of words that you guys do. Have been watching you with great pleasure for years but this is my first comment. Keep at it.... Bob.
Another nice video. This Sunday is the Truck and Toy Show at the Brooklyn, CT Fair Grounds. There is a small Swap meet with it but, I have no idea how good the turnout will be. Good Luck, Rick
Fantastic video scout love the flag pole great job solid As a rock I bet now you just gotta hook up the electricity And we have a show ha ha or Bobbie traps 🪤 or a combination Of both 😝 god bless take care 🗽🇺🇸🇳🇿🙏😂
About 18 feet... For me that is a perfect height because I can see it from the porch easily. High flag poles are great for big fields that are further away. This seems very high! The sleeve and concrete go down 4 feet but the pole is in the ground 2 feet. For some crazy reason I just like the look of a pipe flagpole, I think because my neighbor put one in 55 years ago and I have seen it everyday for my whole life. =D
Love the detail you showed using the tool to help dig the hole, and setting pole in concrete. I don't understand the purpose of the female coupling, or how the rope was run. Nice video, very impressive tools.
Well done. And I appreciate your suggestion to buy a flag. I'm pretty sure I have one, but I've never been very good about displaying it. So after watching this, I bought one on Amazon. I will have it flying on July 4th. Thanks!
Well, when I was a 1st year apprentices carpenter I kept calling (plume) level boy did I get it from the old Norwegian lead carpenter. Great show, nice install.
Great job John! If a certain somebody moves in to the White House again I'll fly your flag down here 👍😁🇺🇸 I just got my Mother's carnauba cleaner wax in, it has a very distinct smell! Thank you! Week is moving fast!
Great flag pole. I need to get one in the yard. I've operated very large cranes and it's always nice to put a flag on the tip. I'll send you some photos.
Great job trump 2024
No Pride Flag? LOL
I fly a flag every day of the year. I recommend people don’t go with a $5 flag likely made in China. You can get very nice USA made flags around $25. It seems incredibly wrong to buy a USA flag made in some other country
Already have one flying at my home. While our country is certainly not perfect, it is the best country in the world…
As a Marine I'd like to agree with you. We need to put in some hard work to reclaim this tittle. Our ranking in the world for freedom, education, healthcare, infant mortality rate and others are far from #1. As our politicians have succumb to partisan bickering the rest of the world forges on. Make no mistake I love our country. When ever there has been hard work to do we as Americans have always come through. Rolling up my sleeves, Semper Fi.
Thanks to corrupted and mindless politicians, UnitedHealth States lost the title
I'm 53 years old and have had The American Flag flying in front of EVERY place I've lived. Just as my Dad did.
Awesome!! 😃👍🇺🇸
Ok I’m that guy-posts are plumb beams are level. The flagpole looks good though.
Kinda bothered me also. Coming from a professional carpenter, I cringed a bit
No, it's level cement. I heard that on the internet so its gotta be true.
@@markrandall1456 get out of here man
Beautiful job. I'm in Ontario, everyone here says cement except the real nerds and they get their concrete delivered in cement trucks.
Same! Lol
😂😂😂😂👍
You get my best laugh of the day reward!
What a beautiful flag pole! The Stars and Stripes are a wonderful flag because of what it means-freedom. But freedom is never free and is always paid for in blood. That is what makes it and our flag so precious. We are blessed to live in this wonderful nation. Thank you sharing this and your service to our nation.
She's a beauty. My flag is on a tall pole like yours - with a spot light at night.
It's good you have a light sir. If I recall correctly in 1976 we began to be able to leave the flag up at night as long as it was lite properly. Per Federal Flag Code, Section 2, paragraph (a), it is the universal custom to display the flag only from sunrise to sunset on buildings and on stationary flagstaffs in the open. However, when a patriotic effect is desired, the flag may be displayed twenty-four hours a day if properly illuminated during the hours of darkness. Semper Fi.
Nice work! One thing I would recommend adding is a rubber plumbing roof vent boot at the base of the galvanized pole just above the PVC. It'll keep pretty much all water running down the pole out and prevent rust.
She's a beauty Mate!! Well done!!☺
Thank you! I am from the Repulic of Georgia and i wanted a flag pole, but it was to expensive (we use lari (1lari = 2.00 usd)). this video will help
Hi, the top pulley fitting is fixed to the pole! Does this not make the flag wrap around the pole? as it does not rotate!....great video tho...greetings from Liverpool UK.
I got a nice digging pole in Harbor Freight for around $20 and it’s solid steel. Where I am on Long Island it’s extremely rocky with millions of potato sized glacial rocks mixed in the soil and I have had a lot of nerve damage in my hands from trying to use a spade to dig and loosen soil for the post hole digger. I only found out about a digging pole last year! Makes a world of difference
Already have Old Glory flying on a permanent pole with a light and Texas flag painted on the side of my shop.
Your new flag pole looks great Scoutcrafter 😃👍🏼
I definitely need to get a new Flag before the 4th, the Red, White & Blue is fading and almost Pink, White & Blue..........The Zinc Spray Paint is a good product, it definitely helps.
As you know I am a very patriotic guy who loves buying American... That being said, Harbor Freight was running sales on their embroidered flags, like $4 with coupon. I have to say they are really nice! I use mine in the rain and it dries instantly! 😃👍
Well done, our patriotic friend! You are honoring both our flag and our great country with your attention to excellence in the construction of a proper flagpole. This pole will stand and function perfectly for decades! Love the Mutt tool - very useful!
Mine is hanging on the outside of Mark Galicic's sawmill and you are a-plus once again. Thanks, John CS and GBWYou!
Nice job! Just in time for July 4th. On every holiday, my father always flew his 48 star flag he brought home from WW II and I now have it in a display case.
Almost shed a tear reading this comment. Hats off to you and your father.
Love that flag pole! Looks absolutely amazing, great job!
Old Glory looking great! I always called it cement. My last project was a WiFi build out for Commonwealth Edison in and around Chicago. I was the Project Manager for the installation of roughly 350 sites. Put in 180' poles with WiFi antennas. One site was sucking up the cement and I had to emergency order another two truckloads before it finally "took hold". So I lost money on that one but overall the project came in under budget and on time. Very good and correct info,John. I'll see if I can put up a pole in my back yard for July 4th.(if the wife and village will allow it). And remember to buy "Made in America" flags!
I always heard to run a chain down the inside of a flagpole to dampen harmonic vibration caused by wind.
My father always had an American flag up ~~ I had a "house mount" flag until last month when I found on FB Marketplace 2 25' telescopic poles with flags . Both for $50 delivered !! One is up and the other is FREE for the first person to come get it!
Fan- flippin- tastic. Much sturdier than a store bought flagpole
Wont to out do the Jones? Get a drilling rig, and set a 30'x 60' American flag
here in Ohio we always called it "CEEMENT" when i was a kid. I always thought the two were different things.
I love how in the USA everyone flys the flag with pride, most people have a flagpole. You put a flagpole up here in Great Britain and your racist! Doesn’t bother me what other people think tho! I fly my union flag with pride! :)
Looks GREAT! I've been wanting to get a flag pole in my yard since we purchased the place! Maybe I'll do something similar!
If anybody can put up an awesome pole it’s you!!! I can’t tell you how much I enjoy it and I know you will too! 😃👍
Rectorseal?! Rectum hell!! Damn near killed him!
Great video John I called concrete cement sometimes too lol. Thanks for showing your support. It would be nice for all your viewers to send you a photograph of their flags flying and on the fourth you could do a montage of those photos just a suggestion.
Awesome job! I wish you showed how you got the razor, the matches, and bullet inside the ball!
LOL! The truck! 😂👍🇺🇸
hi i watched a 5 min short movie called SO YOUR GOING ON VACATION ,,George O'Hanlon 1947 ,,,he buys a flash light like yours .50 cents ,,It's on RUclips , Thx Ed Loretto Ontario Canada
It always gets me when people use a level, they hardly ever get it right vertically. Horizontal is level , vertical is plumb. Beautiful pole and flag !
Michael you are so right, I couldn’t for the life of me remember plumb when I was recording!!! I am forgetting the simplest things lately! 😃👍🇺🇸
@@ScoutCrafter the way i was taught by my father was go get the plumb bob to set posts then after it settling in to my brain he'd say grab the level and check for plumb.
@@ScoutCrafter i know how you feel about forgetting I'm 68 yo myself and trying to recall words I used all the time seems difficult at times.
Great strong flagpole
Great job! Just curious, to prevent twist, did you notch the bottom of the pole so it fits over the cross rod down near the bottom.
I wish I did!!! 😃. Where were you last week!? 😂😂😂. Excellent observation and suggestion! 😃👍🇺🇸
Great job thanks very very much for sharing ☕☕👍👍🇬🇧
Great job. Did you put anything in the truck. As a fellow veteran you should know that answer. Lol. I have a similar setup at my Michigan cottage."Bob's your Uncle"
how has the sand inside the base held up? I like the idea.of being able to easily replace it, what would you do differently if you had to do it again
What an excellent flag pole you installed. Looks fantastic. A lot of work but worth it. Nice tall powerful flagpole is a nice addition to any yard!
That would probably take me 2 days to dig here in the Mojave desert in the Southwest 😜. Thx for the video.
Buy mine from “The flag Lady “ store in Columbus Ohio, Custom made in USA by her folks.
The post hole digger or claps as they were known to me bring back memories of digging post holes for concrete fence posts. Our big pry bar was a piece of scaffolding tube filled with concrete and welded up. There is nothing worse than having to lift a concrete base 6ft in the air to slide it between two posts! Definitely a two man job! Glad I'm not doing that anymore haha
Jack that home made pry bar is so old school! I love it!!!!!!
Think 30' would be too much?
2*2" then reduce to 1.5"?
Well done. I used my shop vac to get out the dirt on mine. worked well.
Make sure you buy an American made flag at least. Try 100% accessories if possible.
Flag pole looks great Scout. I have two flags out already. One small flag and one painted flat flag. Our country really needs some good old American pride right now 🇺🇸
Dave- you are so right, anybody could be patriotic when things are good. The real patriots are patriotic when things are bad. 😃👍🇺🇸
Great job Marine, Semper Fi
After doing this would you recommend PVC or a protected steel for the base?
Best video on home made flag pole! Thanks for the attention to detail. This will be my reference video as I do my own.
Got mine up. Not as grand as yours though.
Make sure you have lights on it at night, or take it down every night.
Nice job John on the flag pole! You will enjoy it for years to come. Are you planning to put a light on it so that you dont have to take it down at night? 🇺🇸👍 Roger
Roger- Yes! I am planning to have it illuminated on the 4th! 😃👍🇺🇸
@@ScoutCrafter Some how i knew you would buddy!🗽🎉🇺🇸
Mine is up and recently repainted. On a interesting note, the flag that is flying was flown in combat by yours truly in Baghdad, Iraq! I flew in a dozen or so in the back of our C130 on a several missions. Gave many away to family as gifts. Great episode as usual, love it. Mike D.
That is awesome! Seeing the colors always makes me swell with pride. It’s so great to fly a flag with real history! 😃👍🇺🇸
That's not just in New York thing that's what people in Britain call it. At least in the area I grew up
Buy a flag, fly it and show your patriotism... Challenge accepted!
Scoutcrafter, you might wanna check my Instagram page. Challenge delivered!
Beautiful job… I’m sorry I missed it .. what size pipes did you use
Plumb. . I'm from Massachusetts so you get a pass on "cement". I still say it . 🙂
Which video was the temp pole in?
Beautifully done, Sir.
Looks like you havé à new profession to fall back on
thanks for instructional now the flag begs a spotlight
Zero sense to dig 4 feet, and then set the pole at 2 feet. Not a damn lick of sense...
Great job. Also can double as a mast for a dipole antenna. Flags should be free in our country. Just about everything else is.
Hi John! That turned out great! You can bet your rector I'm glad we don't have to dig down that deep... 😊 it looks fantastic! Mine flys everyday on the house and I have one that lights up that hangs on the back of my little run-in shed that my super Pony Montana uses to get out of the weather 😊 I have so much going on here but I do plan to install one as u have done...hopefully before summer's over.. hopefully! Sorry to ramble on.. enjoyed it! Thank ya
Nice pole to fly old glory 🇺🇸 the only flag I ever fly
Have dug hundreds of deck footers. I spin and throw the post hole diggers and dig holes with them alone if the soil is right. Got to toss and spin them when you get so far. Been through some tough Pittsburgh ground with just the diggers
Dale- I thought my soil was bad here but my property Upstate is ten times worse! There are so many boulders that I had to but a MATTOX to dig a hole!! I couldn’t believe it!!! My post hole digger was my Grandfather’s and is made of fantastic steel, some are made like tin today! 😂👍
Beautiful Stars and Bars.
While I was watching your video, you mentioned frost line.
I was hoping you would explain to viewers why poles,fence posts needs to be buried/set below the frost line.
Your videos are imformative,great to watch. Keep them coming.
Stars and Bars refers to the Confederate battle flag. Stars and Stripes refers to the American flag.
@@594bolt thanks for the information, I don't apologize for upsetting anyone.
@@mishawakian No need to apologize for your ideas and thoughts as long as they are not derogatory or directed to someone.
Poles, fence posts, and foundations need to be buried below the frost line to keep the frost from lifting them out of the ground with freeze-thaw cycles. The frost line is the depth at which the ground freezes during the winter. It is a good practice to go a foot or two below that depth. From experience, ice will lift a pole out of the ground; a depth gauge pole was concreted into the ground in a pond and over the winter water filled the pond which raised the level of the ice on top and pulled the pole out of the bottom of the pond. This was in Michigan.
@@mishawakian Not upset at all. The Stars and Bars are beautiful, too. My neighbor flies the Stars and Bars because he has the freedom to do so. Take care!
Hope those cheep flags are American made!
You Should Put A 4 Foot By 6 Foot Flag Up That Pole.
Buy made in American Flags
Excellent flag pole. I have a Harbor Freight telescoping flag pole which was my first ever Father’s Day gift (14 years ago!) out in front of my house. When it finally goes, I am doing it your way!
Time for you to get into the flag pole business
Fantastic John you did a really good job buddy
Leat but waching
Drill Baby Drill
On 9/11 I was in Florida at a software conference. We had to drive back to Nebraska as all flights aere cancaled. When I finally arrived home I put out my flag. The following weekend I installed a flag light with a photocell. My flag has been flying 24/7 since that terrible day.
Hi John. Mutts are a real help with that. I am in Somerset (West Country) England. We should call a mixer "A Concrete mixer" but we Brits tend to call it a Cement Mixer so we have the same sort miss match of words that you guys do. Have been watching you with great pleasure for years but this is my first comment. Keep at it.... Bob.
Another nice video. This Sunday is the Truck and Toy Show at the Brooklyn, CT Fair Grounds. There is a small Swap meet with it but, I have no idea how good the turnout will be. Good Luck, Rick
Fantastic video scout love the flag pole great job solid
As a rock I bet now you just gotta hook up the electricity
And we have a show ha ha or Bobbie traps 🪤 or a combination
Of both 😝 god bless take care 🗽🇺🇸🇳🇿🙏😂
Cool I will make it right now by my own
So what is the total height from the ground? 16 feet?
About 18 feet... For me that is a perfect height because I can see it from the porch easily. High flag poles are great for big fields that are further away. This seems very high! The sleeve and concrete go down 4 feet but the pole is in the ground 2 feet. For some crazy reason I just like the look of a pipe flagpole, I think because my neighbor put one in 55 years ago and I have seen it everyday for my whole life. =D
Mine and the Lone Star are flying.
Beautiful! We are immigrants, and every 4th of July we pride in having the largest flag in the neighborhood! 🇺🇸
Another nice job crafterman...but you left out the fun part...setting the pole in the hole...😜 Frankie would be proud....
God bless this great nation
Got one in my front, have for years.
Thank you for honoring our flag and being a patriot. With so many denigrating our country in these days, folks like you are a breath of fresh air.
Nice flag pole do u have room for another flag ? I just might have that flag for it.
I have a couple I want to feature on upcoming episodes! 🇺🇸🇵🇱🏴☠️😂
Love the detail you showed using the tool to help dig the hole, and setting pole in concrete. I don't understand the purpose of the female coupling, or how the rope was run.
Nice video, very impressive tools.
Well done. And I appreciate your suggestion to buy a flag. I'm pretty sure I have one, but I've never been very good about displaying it. So after watching this, I bought one on Amazon. I will have it flying on July 4th. Thanks!
Ben! Outstanding!!! Can’t wait to see it!!! 😃👍🇺🇸
Well, when I was a 1st year apprentices carpenter I kept calling (plume) level boy did I get it from the old Norwegian lead carpenter. Great show, nice install.
I had to make a new RUclips and had lost your account I finally found it love your videos keep up the good job !!
Great job John! If a certain somebody moves in to the White House again I'll fly your flag down here 👍😁🇺🇸
I just got my Mother's carnauba cleaner wax in, it has a very distinct smell!
Thank you! Week is moving fast!
Alex- Get ready!!! 😃👍🇺🇸
Looks great John! 👍 🇺🇸
What kind of pipe is that?
Already have a flag up.
Great flag pole. I need to get one in the yard. I've operated very large cranes and it's always nice to put a flag on the tip. I'll send you some photos.
My flagpole is 40 feet and the flag is 10 feet. Internal linkage, has now been in place since 2006.
Wow! 😳. 40’! That is huge!!!! 😃👍🇺🇸
@@ScoutCrafter The world's oldest national flag that is still used is Denmark's as second is Sweden's.
Greetings from Sweden.
Top notch 🐱👍. It looks really great 😃
Queens, the culture capitol of NY.. Great job btw.
Thank you sir