Superlamb Bananas

[marky]

Waiting for the Queen


Old Hall Street. There are two of these in this street.

[lindylou]

Smashing pictures.

[John(Zappa)]

Smashing pictures.

Yeah good pics of ugliness/rubbish/useless/waste of money.

[quincyg]

went to get a photo of the Sgt Pepper one, but it had gone...humph.

My hubby is learning to be a rather good extra set of eyes... he spotted this one in St John's


this one is Queen Ave arcade


I went to take one of the multicoloured one that was in an office block window in Chapel St, but that's been moved too.

[Howie]

To mark the Go Superlambananas extravaganza the Gulshan Indian restaurant in Aigburth is adding a special Superlambhunana curry to it's menu.

[quincyg]

Old Hall Street. There are two of these in this street.

here's the 2nd one


and here's the Lpool kit one at the Arena

[marky]

There's one in the entrance to the Museum (William Brown Street). I thought it was already on here, so didn't take a picture.

[marky]

There's another in the window of the Conservation Centre...wearing a white-coat.

[quincyg]

There's another in the window of the Conservation Centre...wearing a white-coat.

hubby told me about that one after we'd got on the bus. I went straight up to exhibition yesterday so missed it.

will try and get both when I'm out tomoz.

[quincyg]

got the one in the Malmaison

nicknamed Twinkle


the museum was shut by the time I finally got up that way today. will do them properly over weekend.
heres the whitecoated one through the window

[John(Zappa)]

Am best saying nothing here....

[quincyg]

Am best saying nothing here....

sensible chap

[quincyg]

World Museum


Conservation Centre

[Howie]

New curry dish celebrates city’s Superlambhunana
Jun 3 2008
by Richard Down, Liverpool Daily Post

ONE of Liverpool’s oldest and most popular Indian restaurants is paying tribute to the famous Superlambanana with the invention of a new curry.

Mustafa and Salina Rahman, owners of the Gulshan, on Aigburth Road, are inviting customers to try the “Superlambhunana”, which contains lamb, bananas and a combination of aromatic herbs and spices.

The unusual dish will become a regular feature at the newly refurbished restaurant, while the city plays host to hundreds of the iconic part-sheep, part-fruit sculptures, displayed in prominent parts of the city to forge a coherent trail.

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[lindylou]

They're a brilliant family who are an asset to Liverpool. They originally lived in Anfield and I remember them from school. I knew them through some family friends too.

They always get involved with whatever is happening in Liverpool - they are often seen in the Echo or on the local news.