Flagpole,_Kew_Gardens_-_geograph.org.uk_-_227188.jpg
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Flagpole, Kew Gardens. The flagpole is 225 feet high and is the tallest wooden flagpole in the world. There has been a flagpole on this site since 1861. This one was given in 1959 by British Columbia; it is a Douglas fir grown on Vancouver Island. (Update: Shortly after this photograph was taken, in 2007, the flagpole was taken down).
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| Author | David Hawgood |
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