A magnificent statue to Queen Victoria’s husband Prince Albert. So commanding and proud.
Set dressers change the Three Sisters scenery during the interval, at the Everyman theatre
A reworking of Chekhov’s Three Sisters by Diane Samuels and Tracy-Ann Oberman brings the action to Liverpool’s Hope Street, location of the Everyman Theatre hosting the play.
HMS Bulwark docked at the cruise liner terminal. This was on its last night visiting Liverpool
I was doing street portraits and these guys were up for something a bit more fun.
The historic City of Liverpool, with its waterfront built around the most famous docklands in the world, is steeped in maritime tradition. You have to see it all, and the only way is to ride the Duck Tour! The fun begins the second you board your DUCK - an authentic World War II landing vehicle at the Albert Dock, where else?
After the tour of the city you cruise around the Albert Dock and surrounding docks to see the views from the water level.
For us living on Wirral, the two tunnels to Liverpool are a life line. Normally always doing the driving I had a whole day being toured around the city hence the attempt at a photo as we cross the Liverpool Wirral divide. I’ve put this in mainly because it is topical at the moment with Mersey Travel promising to increase fares to £1.40 an increase of 10p. Still though wouldn’t want to have to drive all the way round via Runcorn. Here is a link to the debate.
Walking around the park I was taken to see Peter Pan. He wasn’t there, just a round of stones where he used to stand. Some people thought he had been taken to the Conservation Center in the city. After much ado he turned up to be at the Palm House a short and pleasant walk across the park.
Peter Pan a most glorious statue is I think a copy of the Peter Pan in London, Kensington?
Walking around Sefton Park yesterday without a coat it certainly feels if spring has arrived, we have had the most fabulous week of the year weather wise and I am sure just like these crocuses things have a habit of changing without warning… see what happens tomorrow!
Imagine experiencing the greatest story the pop world has ever known, in the city where it all began! The multi-award winning Beatles Story experience is dedicated to Liverpool’s most famous sons - John, Paul, George and Ringo.
Carl Fowler (Ringo) of the Beatles Story meets the thousands of visitors that come to see the attraction. If you ask him nicely he’ll happily pose for a photograph with you !
