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The Stinker.
Ged, that's disgusting!
Yeah, a really good shot that. I like candid ones of people too, more realistic.Quote:
Originally Posted by lexy1210
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Originally Posted by snappel
I know. I've heard of a frontal labotomy and a bottle in front o' me but never of a bottle behind me :unibrow:
Thanks folks:PDT11
Ged, the Starbucks is at the end of Castle St. This one is Caffe Nero at 38 Castle St, which is about half way down. Don't know much about the building, but the words "Bank" is on the door. Only info I can find is that an artist called George Haydock Dogdson was born there.
Hello LexyQuote:
Originally Posted by lexy1210
Happy Easter to you. I am pretty sure this is a navigation marker although I have been unable to confirm that so far by googling. I'll keep looking.
Chris
Hiya Lexy, great photo mate. In my haste to post my POD last night before having a kip, I missed your post. It's called a mile marker, used as an aid for judging distances (a mile, perhaps?:unibrow:)Quote:
Originally Posted by lexy1210
Thanks Chris and Scouserdave for identifying it for me, much appreciated :nod:Quote:
Originally Posted by scouserdave
Lord Nelson St is in central Liverpool, next to Lime St Station
Good pic. I often wish that more of the downtown area looked like this and better still the terrace on Seymour Street at the top. The new houses uo the hill and round the corner in Russell Street that reference a few local architectural features are a bit of a let down but look great to live in.
10th April
Is that a hangman's noose in the window?:unibrow:
http://www.liverpoolpictorial.co.uk/waterst.jpg
Garston Docks on a quiet Easter weekend
Updated: April 2007
12 April
St Nicholas Church New Brighton 8 April 07
http://i16.photobucket.com/albums/b1...on00004Med.jpg
Phredd
13th April 2007 - Otterspool (scroll across)
http://farm1.static.flickr.com/239/4...b9c3bee9_b.jpg
Gallery Updated
Albert Dock Liverpool
Anglican Cathedral
16 April 2007.
A Stand with no Band:- Newsham Park. Such a waste.
Excellent photo's all round.:handclap:
Thanks Phil.
You can't beat the old Dicky Lewis touchy feely pic location.
Works every time:PDT11
Visiting the Maritime Museum in Liverpool
Brilliant Pic, scouselad :)Quote:
Originally Posted by ScouseLad
:PDT_Aliboronz_24:Quote:
Originally Posted by taffy
19 April 2007
What was, in my days out there, the British Military Hospital Singapore.
Wonder what it is now?
Phredd
If it's the complex on the Bukit Teimah Road then it is still a medical facility of some kind.Quote:
Originally Posted by phredd
Sloyne,
Thanks for that and yes it is the one on the Bukit Teimah..
Bukiteimahzoladine was a drug we use to treat 'Plumbi-pendulosys', one of the 'Change Ally' Sulphonamides type of meds., :lol:
Phredd
taffy,Quote:
Originally Posted by taffy
point taken.
Kev can you delete this pic for me.
Sorry people.
Phredd
April 19th - Our Lady and St Nicholas Anglican Church gardens.
http://www.liverpoolviews.co.uk/city...ady1504076.jpg
The Great North Western Hotel (as was) through the columns of St. George's Hall.
http://farm1.static.flickr.com/215/4...a73e821c83.jpg
Excellent pics folks :handclap:
Believe it or not, Change Alley is still there, not the original mind you, but it is now sandwiched between two skyscrapers. I remember the days when we would change our paper money in Australia into two-shilling and half crown pieces then sell the coins as silver in Change Alley for UK pounds. We would make between 3/- and 4/- shillings on every pound, which was a lot on money back then. Thanks for the memories.:)Quote:
Originally Posted by phredd
A fine picture, Kev.
:PDT_Piratz_26:
Thanks :)
April 2007: Updated
Photo of Streatlam Towers on Prince's Rd, Prince's Park Toxteth. Built in the 1870s for a Liverpool Wool Merchant who added an extension at the back for his collection of Japanese artifacts. The building in the early part of the 20th C was purchased by St Margaret's Church as a hostel for young women . It was requistioned by HM Government at the outbreak of WW2 and subsequentally used as a Dole office. In the mid 1980s, it was sold to the Charles Wotten Centre as a training centre. Not certain of its current use.
23rd April 2007
http://farm1.static.flickr.com/219/4...3237b54b_o.jpg
Slater Street.
http://farm1.static.flickr.com/217/4...7730619a_o.jpg
Is that a Banksy original? I don't think I've ever noticed that one before.
You should add it to the Banksy Group on Flickr.
http://flickr.com/groups/banksy/