Picture of the Day Feb 09

**gregs dad** · 02-01-2009

Windmill on the dock wall,taken from Sandhillsl station. Looks like they have 2 jet engines on standby

**brian daley** · 02-02-2009

What a way to start the day,the view from my bedroom this morning!2nd Feb 2009

**naked lilac** · 02-02-2009

Marvelous.. Any snowmen being made? Snow in Liverpool..

**Waterways** · 02-02-2009

Here is the view from my window this morning. The children even built a snowman and shook the snow off the Christmas tree.

**brian daley** · 02-02-2009

The view from our back bedroom this evening and St Peters in Birmingham town centre this afternoon ,2nd Feb 2009

**gregs dad** · 02-02-2009

Dates folks???

**taffy** · 02-03-2009

Originally Posted by brian daley

The view from our back bedroom this evening and St Peters in Birmingham town centre this afternoon ,2nd Feb 2009

Nice photos Brian. Didn't know Birmingham was on merseyside !!!

**taffy** · 02-03-2009

St James Church, Toxteth, Liverpool. There are plans to reopen this church which has been closed over 30 years. Todate limited renovation work has been carried out.

**Ronijayne** · 02-03-2009

Originally Posted by brian daley

The view from our back bedroom this evening and St Peters in Birmingham town centre this afternoon ,2nd Feb 2009

Pretty

**Ged** · 02-03-2009

A great pic Taffy.

**Samp** · 02-03-2009

Originally Posted by taffy

St James Church, Toxteth, Liverpool. There are plans to reopen this church which has been closed over 30 years. Todate limited renovation work has been carried out.

Nice shot Taffy!

**taffy** · 02-03-2009

Thanks Ged and Samp. Glad you liked the photo of the church. Here's some more info on what the vicar is trying to do:

http://www.liverpoolpioneerministry.org.uk

**ChrisGeorge** · 02-03-2009

Originally Posted by taffy

Thanks Ged and Samp. Glad you liked the photo of the church. Here's some more info on what the vicar is trying to do:

http://www.liverpoolpioneerministry.org.uk

Excellent, Taffy. Both in terms of your fine photograph as well as the Rev. Neil Short's vision for finding a new use for St. James's Church, which certainly needs to be preserved and given a new mission as a historic building.

Chris