Great pics Joe. Just been on your site. Fantastic pictures, you have an eye for a good shot. I have to look twice at places I know well, cos you shoot them at unfamiliar angles. Love it.
Great pics Joe. Just been on your site. Fantastic pictures, you have an eye for a good shot. I have to look twice at places I know well, cos you shoot them at unfamiliar angles. Love it.
8th August 2009
Marine Engine Room Men memorial, Pierhead, Liverpool. Also felt to be originally a memorial to the lost Titanic engine room men. Isle of Man Ferry and Fred Olsen Lines cruise ship Black Watch in the background
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9th August 2009
New Sony Centre, Liverpool 1 shopping complex. Interesting shop specialising only in Sony products. Nice to see this old building has been preserved for modern use including the American Eagle
Taffy, so where has the US eagle come from? I don't think this was the Embassy. Didn't there used to be an eagle outside The American Bar on Lime Street? Looks very similar.Originally Posted by taffy
Who nicked the eagle then?!!!
Earth is the insane asylum for the universe.
Roni, I don't know if anyone did. Just looks like the one in Lime Street. The Lime Street one might still be there.
Sony Centre Liverpool American Eagle
Sorry I don't know the origin of the American Eagle on this building on Paradise Street. It used to be a pub and the eagle was there then. So no doubt it's been there for years but quite when it was installed there I don't know either.
10th Aug 2009
From inside Edge Hill Station
Good one Lenka.
That pic could go in the Cobbled Streets thread too
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Thank You Itsa!
Yes, a lovely pic Lenka.
Here is an easyjet coming in over Dungeon Lane which is directly under the incoming flight path to JLA.
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That's a good one Ged.
Thanks Pablo. Quite a few people up there and you can well imagine that 5 seconds later and this plane is right over your head and the noise when it touches down and goes into reverse thrust to stop itself.
To our right, the planes come right up to you then turn when taxi-ing for take off. The noise then is even louder as they rev up for take off. I still wonder how they ever get off the ground, it's quite frightening really.
I was on a carrier once and the noise that was happening there was almost electric. The fast jets were coming and going with their afterburners on, helicopters hovering around. Jeez, five minutes there and I never knew whether I was coming or going. Great experience though.
Sounds adventurous.
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