At the centre of the grass patch stand three flagpoles.
Rising up defiantly from the memorial was a long flagpole, upon which a red flag waved.
Nunez, a short man, wore a green shirt, matching the colour of the list that he was heading and the flag attached to a nearby flagpole.
An inspection of the flagpole found it to be rotten and it was removed immediately for health and safety reasons.
To fly a flag, one needs a flagpole, and— astonishingly enough— one needs planning permission for that.
The new flagpole was fixed to the inward side of the perimeter wall.
I felt that it would be useful to run it up the flagpole and see if it waved.
A replacement flagpole is on order and will be wall mounted on arrival.
