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Postcard: ‘Tann Hill Inn England’s Highest public House 1732 feet above sea level’ – mid-20th century – addressed to Mrs J. Sharp …

Postcard: ‘Tann Hill Inn England’s Highest public House 1732 feet above sea level’ – mid-20th century – addressed to Mrs J. Sharp, Deal Stone Farm, Hambleton, Thirsk (Yorkshire); – message: ‘Dear Mrs Sharp We just popped in here to have a drink don’t you think we needed it after climbing so high. We came up Swale dale yesterday lovely scenery all the way. We are now on our way to Barnard Castle. Give my love to Ken. I expect he is busy in the day to day. Kind regards to All M. Worthy’ – From: Images, Unclassified, Unclassified, General

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