View from a Cab

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View from a Cab

Image: © Paul Anderson Taken: 10 Aug 2008

Taken from the cab of a 1940s army truck this is High Street in Uppermill. On the second weekend of August every year there is a wartime weekend event in Saddleworth http://www.yanksarebackinsaddleworth.co.uk/ Over the weekend there are various events throughout the area. On the Sunday one of the biggest convoys of wartime vehicles makes its away around Saddleworth passing through the villages of Uppermill, Delph, Standedge, Diggle, Dobcross and back to Uppermill. If the weather is good the event brings the crowds out who line the route through the all villages. In the photograph above the huge convoy, nearly a mile long, makes its way along the High Street in Uppermill. Image Image Image Image

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Image Location

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Latitude
53.547126
Longitude
-2.006904