They are just screaming out to be scrawled on. Especially the yellow one.
Mike
They are just screaming out to be scrawled on. Especially the yellow one.
Mike
cheers for the pics Mike
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They look great... wonder how long before they are defaced?Originally Posted by GingerTheCat
They are just screaming out to be scrawled on. Especially the yellow one.
Mike
Any sign of any work on the IGF site anyone?
25 years ago today--- 2nd may 1984
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Wow 25 years ago Mum took us there. I was 4 and loved every minute, felt magical. Then I lived around the corner from the site for four years before moving away just this March.
I know times change, and things move on, but it is so sad that the remains of the site still lay derelict. Sadder still that some opportunists have been allowed to destroy the dome and other parts while not developing.
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More Festival Gardens news...........
The legacy of Liverpool's international garden festival, 25 years on from its official opening, is an embarrassment, a woman who worked at the event says.
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Source: BBC Liverpool
May 2009
Thanks Marky, where's this? what was it?
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Inside this building...I think this is one of your pics on Flickr
I think it's one of the miniature railway stations, but with side-walls added (pic from trainsandstuff on Flickr)
http://www.flickr.com/photos/trainsandstuff/2942338551/
Hi all.
Out and about a bit more now.
Had a stroll along Otterspool Prom today and came across this:- >>
To me it looks like a very large Bee Hive in concrete.
Can anyone tell me what it is and wence it came ?
Phredd
In the days when we had nothing we had fun.
If tomorrow starts without me, remember I was here.
I asked the same question,on here, a while ago! All I can remember is,that it is/was, something to do with the garden festival, so it's on here under?????
It had thick rope coiled around it.
Just noticed this link on another thread in the news section of YO!
THE restoration of Liverpool?s Garden Festival site can finally start following the release of ?2.1m of funding for new public attractions.
Developers Langtree and the North West Development Agency (NWDA) say they hope the funding will allow the neglected south Liverpool site to be ?restored to its former glory?.
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Lets hope it really is happening now!
well it is finally happening...work starts in November this year!!
Work to restore the formal gardens at the International Garden Festival site is expected to start in November, Liverpool City Council said.
The site, on the banks of the River Mersey, has been derelict for 25 years.
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Excellant news.. Wonder how much the homes will go for..and where they will be incorporated in the Park? Sounds lovely though...
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