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| The entrance to Central Pier. There didn't appear to be anyone on the Pier, so I assumed it was closed. Tram tracks and overhead wires in the foreground. |
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| The Fun Palace. No fun for anyone at the moment - shut. |
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| The Big Wheel on Central Pier - Not working. |
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| The Family Bar at the end of the Central Pier. Probably not a place for discerning real ale devotees. |
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| A reminder of the recent storms, with sandbags in place. |
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| Tram heading for Fleetwood calls at Manchester Square. |
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| More flood precautions. |
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| This part of Blackpool is closed and could do with a bit of TLC. Never did check out Derek's Tattoos though. |
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| No idea what Pull A Disc is all about. Nevertheless, no pulling here. Shut. |
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| No good if you are hungry. It's not open. The question is, whilst this establishment sells 'Tradional Fish & Chips', have you ever seen anywhere selling 'Untraditional Fish & Chips?' |
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| Fred is rocking. |
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| Honestly, can Blackpool Council be happy with this awful down market advertising? |
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| Another chippy - closed. Note it sells neither the traditional or untraditional variety. |
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| Fun Bar? Dancing on the tables? One can only guess the sort of market this is aimed at. No cask ale here either I very much doubt. Not for me. Pass. |
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| Blackpool likes its fun. More here as well. Preferable to dancing on the tables, I have to say. (Part 3 of the visit to Blackpool will feature tomorrow). |
Good weather when these were taken, a nice set of images.
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