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    Thanks for clarifying , please can you clarify the symbolism of the yellow or gold ,and the blue ?.
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    No need at all to apologise, Roddy. I take all this colour symbolism with a pinch of salt, but let me give a try. The yellow is the gorse on Bodmin Moor or round Land's End. The green (the predominant colour) for the heather. The blue for the sea which surrounds Cornwall on every side.

    I'm looking down at my kilt now and, honest Rodders, I can't see any yellow or gold. I'll look again in the morning.

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    Classy look, good on yer!

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    Quote Originally Posted by JonathanB View Post
    No need at all to apologise, Roddy. I take all this colour symbolism with a pinch of salt, but let me give a try. The yellow is the gorse on Bodmin Moor or round Land's End. The green (the predominant colour) for the heather. The blue for the sea which surrounds Cornwall on every side.

    I'm looking down at my kilt now and, honest Rodders, I can't see any yellow or gold. I'll look again in the morning.
    Isn't there a yellow/gold line between the black and the green?

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