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Who is Clive Cussler?
Ta for sharing the inside of QMary 2 and coming and going of such a wonderful liner... How brilliant !! Sad to see her leave to her resting place in Dubai (if I am correct).. England is her home..and for me, I think, she should of been a hotel there if anywhere... Beautiful pictures everyone.
I think that's the QE2 that went to Dubai. The Queen Mary 2 is a nearly new ship and should be sailing for another thirty years.Quote:
Originally Posted by naked lilac
Thank you for that Pablo.. I thought I was incorrect as no one seemed to complain about it... LOL... How lucky to book a cruise on such a wonderful liner... excellant news... ta again
You're welcome, but I've never been on the ship.Quote:
Originally Posted by naked lilac
this one's from yesterday. View of the Mersey and Liver building just after the Naval aircraft flyover.
http://i617.photobucket.com/albums/t...2/IMG_2074.jpg
Nice one Jack. Where's the Illustrious.
Excellent pic, Jack.
Pablo, the Illustrious is more to the left
[QUOTE=JackBurton;195964]this one's from yesterday. View of the Mersey and Liver building just after the Naval aircraft flyover.
http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2776/...cdb2db28_b.jpg
Why didn`t you say hello Jack I was the one with the funny hat
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Originally Posted by gregs dad
Awww, if I only knew!
The usual background for pics I post on here :)
http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2552/...e0a9aa20_b.jpg
Great pics guys.
Jack did you post a photo after the fly past. Ha, loved it.
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Rainbow by Kirkby`s notorious chimney
nice one Joe.
http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3525/...ff462e99_o.jpg
Royal navy supply ship R F A Oakleaf after leaving Alfred dock being towed to Cammel Lairds to finish her overhaul where she was built 1973
Nice one Joe.
Cracking pics Scouse Smurf and Joe.
http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2729/...06ecd608_o.jpg
The engine room staff memorial at the Pierhead today
http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2755/...bc0dab01_o.jpg
You pays your fare then you takes your choice
Nice Pics , as usual Joe. I remember doing my driving test around that same area in 1949, there were quite a few horse-drawn vehicles around there then!!:PDT_Aliboronz_11:
Bye Bye Sir Alfred Jones Memorial Hospital Garston.
Excellent pic, Taffy.
I saw that this morning and thought what a shame. Dunno they couldn't have integrated at least the front of it into the new hospital
Agreed but there are too many vested interests involved in this new type of private hospital venture where the NHS lease back the building. SeeQuote:
Originally Posted by scouse smurf
http://www.lshp.co.uk/ and
http://www.assuragroup.co.uk/
All of which of course comes via the Government which says the NHS is safe in our hands
The company which has the contract for National Health Service buildings in Liverpool has just been fined ?8.3 million by the Office of Fair Trading for a practice known as cover pricing:
http://www.building.co.uk/story.asp?...channel=57&c=1
I, like many another Garston lad ,was a frequent out patient at Garston Hospital. It was small compared to Myrtle Street but nowhere as crowded.
It smelled strongly of disinfectant and was always spotlessly clean. In those days,the 50's ,the nurses wore starched bonnets and crisp white aprons,the nearest things to angels that a lad in Garston would ever see. I've been stitched and patched by the best and can't recall ever being treated by doctors ,it was truly cottage hospital.Will it be missed ? only the present inhabitants of Garston can answer that question,
BrianD
A sign of the times. Holy Trinity, Walton Breck, Liverpool
Nice picture Taffy.
Good pic Taffy. I was christened in that church.
Musta been a long time ago. Sure it was that one.Quote:
Originally Posted by lindylou
it was a long time ago too !!! :PDT_Aliboronz_24: :PDT10 :)
It was a new church then weren't it.Quote:
Originally Posted by lindylou
Thanks. It a beautiful church. I have always been surprised the William Brown of Richmond House didn't pay for the church's construction in 1847. See alsoQuote:
Originally Posted by lindylou
http://www.yoliverpool.com/forum/sho...ht=Date+stones