heres 2 from me
17th Feb 2011
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heres 2 from me
17th Feb 2011
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http://i255.photobucket.com/albums/h...s/DSCF7481.jpg
Cheers Georgie
Where is it?
Lets hope he has gone their to play for the shirt and not the money, gone but not forgotten.
Nice pics Georgie :PDT11
But where's the first one,Georgie??
first one is shaw road speke
and the second is the moon lol
Pic for 18th Feb..
Liverpool people..
On the streets.
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Nice shot, Gerard. A lot of character in those two faces.
C
The Pavillion Abercromby Square
19th Feb
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Thanks Spike! (But to me, it looks like a modern version of one of those old French Urinal's!!!!):PDT_Aliboronz_11:
Where's the Bobby horses?
20th Feb
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St Georges Church
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St Anthony's, Scotland Road in the distance.
After reading "The Lost Tribes of Everton" and seeing all the pictures on inacityliving I visited Heyworth Street and Netherfield Road yesterday. I walked around St Georges church and had a look at where Havelock Street must have been. (Virtually opposite the church?) I took some pictures, which didn't turn out very well because it was too dull and I've a new camera which I'm still getting used to using.
It's only after reading this book that I now appreciate how the area was destroyed by city planners, and there's nothing to indicate that 150,000 people lived there. It's a good job that books like this are been written and people like Ged and Spike continue to record our local history.
I intend to go back when the weather is a bit warmer and take some more photos and walk up towards Everton Brow, which I didn't do today, as the wind was biting and I'm such a wimp with the cold.
Also I came out of Grecian Terrace into Heyworth Street and saw Everton Library for the first time from that prospective. Another beautiful building being left to rot.
(It's just taken me ages getting those pictures on - but finally I'm a member of the "Picture of the Day" Club!.)
Cheers burkhilly, i'm so glad my site played a part in inspiring you up to Everton for a closer look and welcome to Picture of the day.
And they're good pictures too! - Just needed a bit of a tweak...
Hope you don't mind... (I'm a bit reluctant to mess with other people's images now, in case it's seen as a defacement!)
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Great pics burkhilly
St Anthony's was my dad church as a kid.( no Ged my dad never owned it )
I hope this works for you Spike. I seem to have lost the capability to run videos on my PC. :(
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=79QPr9ZeAo8
Mess away John D................they look really good now..........thanks.
It were great days getting brought up round therewhen I wus a lad.Quote:
Also I came out of Grecian Terrace into Heyworth Street
e by eck ain't seen the back of St Georges since I had me coat up above me head on a windy day and try to fly running down t street.
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Here's a wee map fo yer dayout...
http://www.yoliverpool.com/forum/att...8&d=1242218872
That house t the the right in the pic,stood a grand old school ie St Georges primary and t this day noone has a pic of it. :(
21ST FEB
ukd orca / cardiff on the mersey
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me inside cambrian mine Llangollen
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Just what are you sitting on there Georgie? Looks like a UXB!!:shock:
Nearly right then!:unibrow:
22ND FEBRUARY
Breck Rd
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Great photograph, Billy. Nice to see the old pub being renovated! It seems to me that there are too many older pubs that are swept away only to build an inferior new pub instead. The Aigburth Hotel on Aigburth Road in Cressington Park comes to mind as one landmark that was demolished to build a newer trendy establishment. Ugh.
By the way, and I am judging by the marks above the upper story window, was this pub in a fire?
Cheers
Chris :PDT_Aliboronz_24:
Don't be surprised though if it follows a trend that's befallen some old pubs that are now residential flats.
Wasn't this the pub where they growing a mass of mar...marij...erm...weed and the punters were getting stoned just by being at the bar. :)
Got raided sometime ago and it was believed to be a hot house instead of ale house.
The Richmond was supposed to be another wacky baccy before it went on fire and that has reopened too.
Can someone tell me what day we are up to in pic of the day as the last one dated was the 19th with some double pics since then?
Just go for Todays date Joe.
C,mon lets see your photo.
Might have been that one,Joe
alls I know is you didn't have to go intothe pub for a pint....just stand outside the door and get stoned. :)