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Description	English: National Trust of the U.K. logo — with acorn icon. Used as Places-of-Interest map locator symbol. Credits Self made image in SVG format of an icon remarkably similar to an acorn
Date	17 January 2008 (18 January 2008 (first version); 18 January 2008 (last version))
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Author	WebHamster. Original uploader was WebHamster at en.wikipedia
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