Can you describe the Ram Navami flag procession in Shirdi as it is explained in Chapter 25?

As detailed in Chapter 25, a significant tradition during the annual Ram Navami festival in Shirdi involves a procession of two large, new flags. The chapter specifies that this is a well-known custom among the residents. One of the flags belongs to the Nimonkars, while the second is provided by Damu Anna, a devoted follower of Sai Baba, as part of a vow he has fulfilled for many years. The procession begins at the house of Kondaji Sutara (the carpenter). From there, accompanied by the sound of musical instruments, the flags are carried through the village and are ultimately tied to the two ends of the Masjid.