two pics for the price of one today - busy Pierhead cafe.
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two pics for the price of one today - busy Pierhead cafe.
Very fine, Lindy! :handclap:
Cheers
Chris :PDT_Aliboronz_24:
My thanks too Lindy, that area is looking so good!
Superlambs surveying the Strand.
They look great,Lindy,but did you get any pic's of "Coopers" being demolished?
No, I didn't think to take a photo :rolleyes:Quote:
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WOW! Love it. I need to find out more about this and visit it next time I am home. ThanksQuote:
Originally Posted by gregs dad
ventilation tower
Great image Joe. :handclap:Quote:
Originally Posted by gregs dad
St James' Mount shown on the 1848 os map [LRO] attached. The 'well' can be seen just left of the Huskisson Memorial. It was stone quarry at first, but in "1767, in order to provide work for an unusually large number of unemployed, the Corporation of Liverpool laid out the western side of the site as an ornamental garden known as the Mount or Mount Gardens" [quoted from LRO online cat. 352 CEM/3]
Stone supplies to rest of the quarry were exhausted by 1825, and a decision was made to turn it into a privately run cemetery - which offered an alternative to the now overcrowded church cemeteries. The cemetery was consecrated on 13th Jan 1829. It was still some years before the big municipal cemeteries like Toxeth Park opened.
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Monday 21st June 2010.
The Royal Liver building from a different perspective.
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Tuesday, June 22, 2010
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Good picture Chris .
Thanks, Lindy.
C
Come on England !
Anfield shop.
Great pic, Lindy! Come on the lads! :PDT11
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"Oh I do like to be beside the seaside" even without the water, Enjoying the sun on Parkgate Parade
Such vibrant blues there Joe.
Great picture :)
Excellent photograph, Joe. You've really captured the place and brought back some memories for me.
Keep up the good work.
Cheers
Chris :PDT_Aliboronz_24:
Loved the pics Joe! looks a lot better than these I took in 1982.
June 25, 2010
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Detail, stained glass window, Calderstones School (former Quarry Bank High School), Allerton.
Lovely picture Chris.
Thanks, Lindy.
Cheers
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"In an englsh country garden"
hee,hee, nice pic :) :)
I didn't even notice the dog water feature the first time I looked at it !!!
June 27th
Don't remember when I took this. I like the way the red life thingy stands out. I could sharpen it as it was early morning mist I think but I do not alter my pics at all, I want them to be the colours I saw. Same with my beach pics. For me I like my pics natural.
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Same for me regarding touching up pics Roni though some do suit it. That is now a view no more by the way - thanks to those gross black granite bland apartments going up.
That was a lovely picture Ronnie.. What gross black granite bland apartments Ged????
Oh no. Sorry to hear this view has gone. I took a few pics there that day. I loved the lamp post and that whole 'look' I took quite a few pics of Matthew Street and the Grapes that week too. The fireplace inside the Grapes also. Good memories for meQuote:
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Yes, some photos do suit it but I want to remember what I actually saw and how it was. For me the mist and greyness was part of it
Monday 28th June 2010.
The new Lime Street railway station facade (or old, brought back to life)
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I like it
I like this very much
Tusday June 29th
Cavern, Matthew Street
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Wednesday 30th June 2010.
Waiting for a lift!
ha,ha, very good. what on earth are they doing ??
I don't know but none of them were seen ever again. :PDT_Xtremez_42:Quote:
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(Just kidding!)
Thanks for this pic, Ronijayne. The photograph on the Seven Streets blog shows the rather, to my mind, shocking transformation of the same scene... and the title of the blog entry "Total Eclipse of the Heart - Mann Island" editorializing on the change of scene says it. UGH!!!!'Quote:
Originally Posted by Ronijayne
C
I sat on that bench waiting for my cousin to meet me. It was lovely and I am so sorry to hear it is no longer. It was early morning if I remember correctly and so peaceful I enjoyed the wait, I am usually very impatient!
Not the same view,but this is the building that has gone up in that area!Quote:
Originally Posted by Ronijayne