GD, Steve's posted his pic yesterday so u can have today
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GD, Steve's posted his pic yesterday so u can have today
The 'G' and the -whizz were both dropped after it was discovered that it could not be made into wine. ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by wsteve55
Ha,Ha!:handclap:Quote:
Originally Posted by Oudeis
Ok, we need a 26th and a 27th today. Who's gonna claim them ?
May 26 2010
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Liverpool Blitz Memorial by Tom Murphy, St. Nicholas's Churchyard, Liverpool
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The first house built in Rodney St 1783-4,leased by William Roscoe
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Looking for a parking place in Liverpool`s Marina ?
Looks like the South of France!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by gregs dad
:shock: France have a cockerel building ???Quote:
Originally Posted by wsteve55
May 29, 2010
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Robin Hood's Stone, Booker Avenue, Allerton
See this page from local historian Mike Royden for more on the history of the Calderstones and Robin Hood's Stone:
www.btinternet.com/~m.royden/mrlhp/local/cald ers/calders.htm
...past that stone every day going to Quarry Bank, and when you walk it marked the short cut behind the Greenhills...:)Quote:
Originally Posted by ChrisGeorge
The link doesn't work though....
Thanks, AZ. I believe I have fixed the link. I similarly cycled past the stone on my way to Quarry Bank. I can remember being caught late by the Deputy Head sneaking into the door at Quarry, and being told, "George, you're slow enough to catch a cold!" -- and that I would never amount to anything if I wasn't punctual.
Chris
River Mersey. Low Tide
Great pictures folks.
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Originally Posted by wsteve55
Lovely picture