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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
7-30-2011 @ 2:51PM
Jake said...
What a niche idea- shame they don't advertise who's flag it is at the bottom of the flag- however I suppose that would go against they point they are trying to pull over. I see that Scotland and Wales are represented on the promenade- is England (i.e St George?)
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7-30-2011 @ 6:14PM
Sean McLachlan said...
They do have signs on the flagpoles saying what flags they are. I don't recall there being an English flag. I could be wrong though.