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Price: £6.99

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Photographs can be supplied as A4 or A3 prints or as digital copies, which will be sent by email. The online watermark does not appear in photographs purchased. All photographs are subject to copyright restrictions and may not be published without permission.

The Tan Hill Inn is Britain's highest pub standing at 536 metres above sea-level. The Inn dates back to the 17th century and often served miners from the local mines. The mines closed in the early 20th century and the trade disappeared with it. The Inn is now dependant on the tourist trade as it is located on the Pennine Way. Photography by Bertram Unné.

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All orders will be dispatched within 3 working days.

Free postage and packing on all photograph orders.

Digital copies will be sent by email.

As items such as maps and photographs are made to your order, e.g. print size, number, we cannot accept returns if such goods conform to your order and the order confirmation unless they are damaged.