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21 things to do on a Blackpool beach ‘cos winter is coming!

Posted on November 7, 2017 by thebritishberliner

Hi everyone! Gosh, the weather has been something else. All over the world there have been storms, winds, and lashings of rain. Luckily, in Northern Europe, it hasn’t been too bad. As you know, I’m travelling to the English countryside, and part of that has… Continue Reading “21 things to do on a Blackpool beach ‘cos winter is coming!”

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