TRAM: The End Of The Line (Sunderland Point)
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The Lancashire village of Sunderland
The Lancashire village of Sunderland (commonly known as Sunderland Point) lies on a thin strip of land surrounded by water. On one side is the estuary of the River Lune and to the west lies the vast expanse of Morecambe Bay.
It's the last place you'd expect to find an abandoned tram.
This tram once worked the streets of Bradford in West Yorkshire and when it was decommissioned, it was converted into a holiday chalet - a sort of early caravan.
The tram ended up in a farmer's field and fell out of use. In it's wind-swept, isolated location, it is slowly but surely surrendering to the elements. The end of the line, you might say.
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It's the last place you'd expect to find an abandoned tram.
This tram once worked the streets of Bradford in West Yorkshire and when it was decommissioned, it was converted into a holiday chalet - a sort of early caravan.
The tram ended up in a farmer's field and fell out of use. In it's wind-swept, isolated location, it is slowly but surely surrendering to the elements. The end of the line, you might say.
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