Can you explain the details of the flag procession during Ram Navami that's mentioned in Chapter 25?

Chapter 25 details a specific tradition during the annual Ram Navami festival in Shirdi. Two large, new flags are taken out in a procession through the village. These flags are not random but are provided as part of long-standing vows. One flag belongs to the Nimonkars, and the second belongs to the devotee Damu Anna. The text highlights that these vows are fulfilled with uninterrupted love and devotion. The procession itself has a set route, starting from the house of a carpenter, Kondaji Sutara, and proceeding with the accompaniment of musical instruments. The ceremony culminates when the long banners are tied to the two ends of the Masjid.