You don't know how many days I've logged on and hoped to get a chance at the Picture of the day. I manage it today and it's ignored.:002:Quote:
Originally Posted by Gerry
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You don't know how many days I've logged on and hoped to get a chance at the Picture of the day. I manage it today and it's ignored.:002:Quote:
Originally Posted by Gerry
aah .. I didn't look at POD until just now - I see it was tucked away behind Waterway's post :) perhaps it was missed.
It's a very nice picture Gerry :handclap: thanks for posting.
Good Pic Gerry. :handclap:
(Is that click getting bigger round here or what?):PDT_Xtremez_42:
I'm coming back to Liverpool next weekend and I hope to get some more pictures for my collection.
You'll have to watch the clock to sneak in with them on POD :unibrow:
.. yet there have been some days when we have none at all being posted and we have to scatch around for some. It's the luck of the draw sometimes. :)
I have plenty of ignored pics Gerry, cheers for yours :PDT11
But the quality of the great pictures is worth being beaten to the post for me.
this French firefighter was one of those giving it his all at St Georges Plateau yesterday afternoon
http://i36.photobucket.com/albums/e2...icture2475.jpg
firefighters do a fantastic job as do all the emergency services, so bless em all. :PDT_Piratz_26:
There he is rescuing a dummy and nobody noticed the man behind them as he sinks up to his waist into the pavement.:PDT11
Great picture.
Ha ha! Just noticed him! Good shot!Quote:
Originally Posted by Gerry
Yours is a great shot too Gerry:handclap:
So many pictures don't get commented on.
It's a wonder we carry on posting! :eek:
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lol ! :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Gerry
If I could I'd propose a thread just for your work PhilipG. It's worth logging on each day to see the world through your lense.Quote:
Originally Posted by PhilipG
Keep up the great work.
"Blush"Quote:
Originally Posted by Gerry
Thank you, Gerry.
Dale Street from Stanley Street showing what can be achieved by keeping these old facades fronting new builds.
http://img523.imageshack.us/img523/8...anleystbo5.jpg
http://img523.imageshack.us/img523/d...jpg/1/w800.png
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Good photo, Ged.
It's a better example of 'Facadism' than some.
Like Mount Pleasant or Cleveland Square.
The Planning Committee wanted the facade of the Bedford cinema to be retained.
However.................. :PDT_Piratz_26:
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Sunday 31st August 2008
Mansions by the docks
http://img153.imageshack.us/img153/5656/dscf2683wc1.jpg
That's one of the nicest pics I've seen of that view. It looks like one of those ads in an estate agents mag. :)
were did u take that from Gerry?
That's a great building. Great photo Ged :handclap:Quote:
Originally Posted by Ged
Lovely pic Ged.
We walked down some very old stone steps. I think they were referred to as the "Monks steps" or something. The steps led us down to the river side by the Dingle.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kev
I always thought they were blocked off, I might have a walk down/ up there soon, cheers
Gerry, a lovely picture, but, as it's POTD, can't we see a bigger version?
September in a couple of hours, folks. :PDT_Aliboronz_24:
Get the kids back to school and then we can let our hair down again.:PDT_Aliboronz_24:
They made a pond of the outline of one of the graving docks at Herculaneum. They only thing that ever indicates there was once a large dock there. It looked like this in 1907. You can see a ship in the graving dock that is on the new picture that Gerry took.Quote:
Originally Posted by Gerry
http://myweb.tiscali.co.uk/watercity...aneum-1907.jpg
Thank you, Gerry.
Very good. :handclap: