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image by Jason Saber, 19 September 2016The flag of Four Elms, a village in Kent.
Four Elms stands at a notorious
crossroads, represented in the design by a saltire for the SW, NW, NE, SW
orientation of the real crossroads. The field ground is deep green with a yellow
saltire, colours drawn from the local cricket club and denoting the verdancy of
Kent in general and Four Elms in particular. In the centre of the design are
four elm leaves recalling the original four elms that the village took its name
from.
Jason Saber, 19 September 2016
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