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Mistopheles | 09:21 Tue 26th Jul 2005 | People & Places
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I keep seeing bridges with a very distinctive picture on them. It's three curved swords, a bit like sabres, one above the other, and they are on the ends of the bridges. Is there any meaning to this?
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It is the old coat of arms for the County of Middlesex.

How do I know this? We used it as the county badge when I was a Guide Leader!

10:17 Tue 26th Jul 2005
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Hey, I was in Places - I've been moved!
10:31 Tue 26th Jul 2005
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you're still here, Misto, where did you think you were?... They're also the arms of Essex, aren't they? See here
11:53 Tue 26th Jul 2005
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jno - for some reason my computer went dolally and said I was in Chatterbank! Arms of Essex makes sense as I'm in Essex, and it's the same as the one on that link. Thanks.
16:38 Tue 26th Jul 2005

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