File:Vehicles in the United Kingdom 52.jpg
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English: Old and modern trams in Blackpool. On the left is a Bombardier Flexity 2 articulated tram built in the 2010s. On the right is English Electric "Balloon" double-decker number 715 built in 1934–35. |
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| Author | Steven's Transport Photos |
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