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British life and culture – England, Scotland and Wales

Blackpool – a popular seaside town

Blackpool has many hotels along the sea front. Some are very big whilst others are very small.

Blackpool has two piers

Children enjoy riding on the donkeys along the beach

Blackpool Illuminations