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The arms show three fir trees, the meaning thereof I don't know. In the 1990s the arms were changed to white trees on a white hill, to avoid confusion with the arms of [[La Joux]]. The white colour symbolises snow as a canting element (Enny or 'en neige', with snow). | The arms show three fir trees, the meaning thereof I don't know. In the 1990s the arms were changed to white trees on a white hill, to avoid confusion with the arms of [[La Joux]]. The white colour symbolises snow as a canting element (Enny or 'en neige', with snow). | ||