Wirral Waterfront

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Wirral waterfront today July 19th

Most impressive pictures, Kat.

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Lovely pics :PDT11

Cool pix Kat, where is that Conway stone located?

great photos Kat :handclap:

Smashing photo's Kat :handclap:

Jacky

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Wirral waterfront today July 19th

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I do live in Wirral for last 16 years and I haven't seen this to objects before:shock:

You should a give me shout ,I would come of with you for taking photos...
Taking photos easier than gardening anyway...My back is sour now..:034:

Thanks for photos,they are great.

Hi, and thanku,gosh took abit of finding but its hidden along tower road and tower Wharf A554. The stone was placed there by caseys land reclamaition landscapers. Apparently there was a ship named the Nile, which later became the HMS Conway, a wooden ship moored off Rock Ferry, you can see the picture of the ship on the stone. All this is linked to the Cadets.
for more information look up Conway Cadets.
kat:rolleyes:

Excellent piccies Kat and Kebabman..
Well done both of you :handclap:

thanku
kat