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Three barefoot boys sitting on a bridge spanning the Leeds-Liverpool Canal. I am not sure of the exact spot but I am sure some reader will know it. This is Liverpool only a century ago. The photograph, taken by an unknown photographer, shows how tough life was for those at the bottom of the pile. [...]
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love your stuff colin i really do. image prb bootle ways , but because of slope by were they are wouldnt b to much trouble to find out were that was taken ,,i will put it on my list lol
Good pic' Colin! Poverty stricken yes,but they look happier,and healthier than some I've seen,from that period!
Good pic once again Colin.:handclap:Quote:
Originally Posted by Colin Wilkinson
It looks like a tow path change over bridge Colin,used to transfer the horse to the other side of the canal. This is in Bootle
http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3663/...cd7f40e2_o.jpg
liverpool bridges by exacta2a, on Flickr
And one in Liverpool
http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5248/...d06db9a6_o.jpg
liverpool snow by exacta2a, on Flickr
Your pic is probably in Bootle judging by the gasometer in the background
Colin,
Great picture, many thanks for sharing.
Incidentally, tried to buy your book as in the advert, but Amazon say no longer available.
Where else can I buy it?
Tony
I got mine from Waterstones, WH Smiths also have it
Another cracking pic Colin
Mart
Thanks, but I have tried here in Norfolk, and W.H. Smiths haven't even heared of it.
Hi Tony,
Type in Streets of Liverpool into the search box at the top - and it will state:
2 new from £9.99 .Just follow the link. The book is available. I am an independent retailer on Amazon and do not supply them directly - so ignore their out of stock message. If you are using a bookshop - ask them to order the book using the ISBN 9781904438984. They can do that without any problem - it is on all WH Smith and Waterstones systems. Don't be put off by shops saying it is unavailable - that is just their laziness.