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The Holyhead and Chester mail coaches stuck in show at Heckley Hill near Dunstable, 1837. Driver of four-horse coach falling in deep snow near another mail coach.Color print after an engraving by R

The Holyhead and Chester mail coaches stuck in show at Heckley Hill near Dunstable, 1837. Driver of four-horse coach falling in deep snow near another mail coach.Color print after an engraving by R


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The Holyhead and Chester mail coaches stuck in show at Heckley Hill near Dunstable, 1837. Driver of four-horse coach falling in deep snow near another mail coach.Color print after an engraving by R

5912965 The Holyhead and Chester mail coaches stuck in show at Heckley Hill near Dunstable, 1837. Driver of four-horse coach falling in deep snow near another mail coach.Color print after an engraving by R. Havell from an illustration by Henry Alken in Ralph Nevill's Old Sporting Prints, The Connoisseur Magazine, London, 1908.; (add.info.: Holyhead and Chester mail coaches stuck in show, 1837.); © Florilegius

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This color print captures the dramatic scene of The Holyhead and Chester mail coaches stuck in snow at Heckley Hill near Dunstable in 1837. The driver of the four-horse coach can be seen falling into the deep snow, struggling to navigate through the treacherous conditions alongside another mail coach. The chaotic energy of this moment is palpable, as passengers and guards alike try to assist in freeing the stuck coaches. The contrast between the pristine white snow and the dark, looming clouds overhead adds a sense of urgency to the scene. This engraving by R. Havell from an illustration by Henry Alken perfectly encapsulates the challenges faced by travelers during this time period. Despite being a sport or pastime for some, traveling by carriage was not without its risks, as evidenced by this unfortunate mishap on Heckley Hill. As we gaze upon this historical image, we are reminded of both the beauty and danger that awaited those who embarked on long journeys through unpredictable weather conditions. It serves as a testament to human resilience and determination in overcoming obstacles, even when nature stands in their way.

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