did a search and couldn't find it mentioned. great little cobbled street, off Fazakerley St with interesting grids

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They are real cobbles.:handclap:

There are still a few streets around that have 'setts'. But not many.

A great little street that we used to cut down when staggering from the Mayflower pub in Fazakerley street to the Tradewinds bar in the Atlantic Tower hotel in the early/mid 80s. They are true cobbles until just in front of the car - then setts. There are wooden setts just in front of the old Bishop Goss junior school off Grosvenor Street. These were unearthed after surface tarmac had eroded.

They are real cobbles.:handclap:

I see what you mean now Shy. The difference between sets and cobbles. I thought 'sets' was just a slang word for cobbles .. now I see that they are actually different.