Picture of the Day Feb 07

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Originally Posted by Ged

I bet those pictures are poxy?

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Should be renamed the Semen's Dispensary:unibrow:

Here's a preview.
I haven't written a caption yet.
Note how I did panos! :eek:
http://farm1.static.flickr.com/134/3...ea78c212_o.jpg

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Originally Posted by PhilipG

Here's a preview.
I haven't written a caption yet.
Note how I did panos! :eek:
http://farm1.static.flickr.com/134/3...ea78c212_o.jpg

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Great Photies Phil.
Aye..yer good at that Stitchin' arent yer Lad..
You could get a job in Casualty on a Saturday night !!

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Originally Posted by scouserdave

Thanks Lexy. Took it from next to the Woodside Ferry terminus. Stadium looks fantastic even if it apperars to obscure the view of the Cathedral. If you walk a few hundred meters North or South, the view is totally different.

There are various ways to post your image. Try http://www.imageshack.us/ You 're not required to register. Follow the instructions to upload your image. You'll then be given 3 link options. Go for the second option, but only copy and paste the part of the link that starts with [IMG] and ends with [/IMG] to your Yo post.

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I seem to keep following you around; First I went to 4 Bridges after you had been and today, I ended up at Monks Ferry! Great image though, I saw something similar but from a slightly different angle.

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Originally Posted by wallasey

I seem to keep following you around; First I went to 4 Bridges after you had been and today, I ended up at Monks Ferry! Great image though, I saw something similar but from a slightly different angle.

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I walked around to Monks Ferry last week after paying a visit to the Priory/St Mary's Tower:)

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Originally Posted by Kev

Fantastic pics again everyone :)

@Dave, yours is so crystal clear - is it the weather alone which determines the clarity?

@Lexy - where is that reflection pool?

Here's Feb's Gallery: CLICK HERE

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Hi Kev

The pool is in St. James' Garden, below the cathedral. There is a natural spring that flows from the wall opposite the cathedral, near to the Huskisson Monument, and it has the pool set below it. Well worth checking out, it was kindly pointed out to me by another photographer who was there when I was. Otherwise I wouldn't have know it was there!

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Originally Posted by lexy1210

Hi Kev

The pool is in St. James' Garden, below the cathedral. There is a natural spring that flows from the wall opposite the cathedral, near to the Huskisson Monument, and it has the pool set below it. Well worth checking out, it was kindly pointed out to me by another photographer who was there when I was. Otherwise I wouldn't have know it was there!

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Glad u explained - I wouldn't want to be searching around the car park like an plonker for it :PDT_Piratz_26:

BTW - if u are submitting a pic, put the date of submission above your pic :)

ta

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Originally Posted by scouserdave

Thanks Lexy. Took it from next to the Woodside Ferry terminus. Stadium looks fantastic even if it apperars to obscure the view of the Cathedral. If you walk a few hundred meters North or South, the view is totally different.

There are various ways to post your image. Try http://www.imageshack.us/ You 're not required to register. Follow the instructions to upload your image. You'll then be given 3 link options. Go for the second option, but only copy and paste the part of the link that starts with [IMG] and ends with [/IMG] to your Yo post.

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Believe it or not, I've never been on a Mersey Ferry, having seen the views you can get I'm definetely going to have to give it a go. Thanks also for the technical advice, I'm definetely going to write it down this time!

Great pic. There's an inscription above the spring that reads:

"Christian reader view in me,

An emblem of true charity,

Who freely what I have bestow,

Though neither heard nor seen to flow,

And I have full returns from Heaven,

For every cup of water given"

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Originally Posted by scouserdave

Great pic. There's an inscription above the spring that reads:

"Christian reader view in me,

An emblem of true charity,

Who freely what I have bestow,

Though neither heard nor seen to flow,

And I have full returns from Heaven,

For every cup of water given"

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Apparently, drinking of these waters was good for Rickets, weak eyes, crudities of the stomach and lowness of spirits. Sounds like the sort of thing I need on a monday morning before I start work :smirk:

Kev: point about posting the date is duly noted.

16th Feb 2007

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That's a nice shot Kev, I'm guessing it was taken from either the Uni library, the new bio-science building or a high floor in the Royal? Probably wrong on all counts so do tell...

From the back of the Royal Hospital car park.

Blacks / Royal George, Park Road.
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