No takers for the donkey rides, which was not surprising as it had been snowing a few minutes before. |
The seagull who turned its back on the Central Pier. |
One of Blackpool's many promenade 'attractions,' Madame Tussauds. |
The entrance to Central Pier. The Pier was opened in May 1868. |
Pony and trap rides a regular feature |
The South Pier. Originally known as the Victoria Pier, it first opened on Good Friday 1893, |
One for the kids (and big kids too!). Water Park. |
A view of the area that the Big Dipper covers at the Pleasure Beach complex, (or the Big One as it is called). |
You wouldn't get me up higher than three rungs on a ladder, let along the Big Dipper! |
A Blackpool tram as a static display exhibit, and specially painted to mark the Queen's Diamond Jubilee last year. |
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