North Stifford in Distress?
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North Stifford in Distress?
Image: © Glyn Baker Taken: 7 Nov 2018
I am afraid about half the Union Flags erected as Image the 1918 armistice were hanging upside down. At first I thought it might be a subliminal message reflecting the local distress about the proposed routing of the link road from the future additional Thames River Crossing to the M25 passing rather too close to the village. However I was clearly not the only person to spot the error as I only just arrived in time to immortalise the slip up before it was Image
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Image Location
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51.498146
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0.305799