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Slaters Bridge

Slaters Bridge Slaters Bridge is a delightful 17th Century packhorse bridge spanning the River Brathay.

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High gloss, cork backed, heat resitent, wipe clean

Place mat measures 19 x 23 cm

Coaster measures 9.5 x 9.5 cm

These are great for your own photo's,

making them ideal gift for your a wedding, birthday, anniversary

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High gloss, cork backed, heat resitent, wipe clean

Place mat measures 19 x 23 cm

Coaster measures 9.5 x 9.5 cm

These are great for your own photo's,

making them ideal gift for your a wedding, birthday, anniversary

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