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← Open Boat 233 stars at late-night photo shoot

By Andrew Waddington | Published Tuesday 6 November 2012 | Full size is 1000 × 698 pixels

A stunning late night view of Blackpool trams Boat 233 and Coronation 304 in Beamish town centre during the described photo charter held on the evening of November 2nd. (Photo by Andy Martin/Beamish Transport & Industry Blog)

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