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\r\nPlease contact me if you wish to buy this photograph
\r\nWe can print this photograph at any size up to 20 x 30 inches. Please email anthonytsteel@btinternet.com<\/a> for details of sizes and prices
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\r\nTwo of the town's churches can clearly be seen; to the front is the very distinctive Ulverston Methodist Church and further back on the left is the Parish Church of St Mary's
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\r\nThis photo is also available as an inspirational print from my Zazzle store. Live a Good Life<\/b><\/a>
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\r\nThe Yew Crag Tramway, the remains of which are clearly seen in the photograph, was built around 1879, and extended downwards in 1926, and used to transport slate from the mine workings to the road. Before the tramway was built the slate was transported down the fellside on wooden sleds. The tramway was a great improvement, and amazingly, it remained in use until the 1960s
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\r\nThere is still a considerable amount of slate left within Yew Crag but because of the fractured nature of the rock the area is extremely dangerous to work.
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