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July 14th 09, 12:31 AM
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7 coats of arms on Hammersmith Bridge
http://maps.google.co.uk/maps?ie=UTF... 04,,1,-10.82
9 o'clock is clearly the City of London, and I think the bullseye is the United Kingdom, but what are the others? 7 o'clock looks a little bit like Essex, but why would the arms of Essex be on Hammersmith Bridge? 3 o'clock might be Richmond, but why Richmond, when the south bank was in the borough of Barnes when the bridge was built? |
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