Chins’s First Emperor – Terracotta Warriors
For over 2,000 years, an underground army of life-sized terracotta warriors secretly guarded the tomb of China’s First Emperor, Qin Shi Huang, until a chance discovery in 1974 unlocked the Read More …
Category: Day Out
Mersey Coastal Reserve – Higson’s Brewery
A fine day so we thought we’d pop along to the Speke/Garston coastal reserve. Some fascinating views across the rivers can be had.. and you get to see the planes Read More …
Liverpool Prom and Architecture
Always nice to take a walk along the Mersey from Otterspool into the City.. There is always something of interest happening on the way. And of course once you are Read More …
Fountains, Beer and Pad Gra Pao – Liverpool
A catch up with friends but not before a visit to the business district of Liverpool for some photos of the sights around Exchange Flags. A visit to the Spice Read More …
Hard, Times and Misery (with Grapes) – Liverpool
A most enjoyable jaunt into Liverpool city to enjoy the wonderful and perhaps quirky pubs to be found there.. Terrific company made this a truly great afternoon.. Bugsy was so Read More …
Jodrell Bank
Despite the fact it was one of the busiest times of the year, we set off to visit Jodrell Bank, mainly to take some photos whilst the sun was out. Read More …
Red Squirrels & Pine Cones – Formby Point
‘Whilst gathering winter fuel’ in the National Trsut reserve, Formby I thought I would take along my camera to see if I could get a few shots of the Red Read More …
Jack and Nanda’s Visit
Great to have our Dutch friends visit us and so we had ample excuse to visit, the Everyman Jazz Club, Liverpool One, Chester (including the fab Roman Tour) and a Read More …
Wallasey Beach Mini Golf – A Poor Score Day
A sunny day so we thought we’d do a spot of Links pitch n putt. The Wallasey Beach Mini Golf course is a truly great course to play a fine Read More …
Over the Water – New Brighton to Birkenhead Priory
A friend of ours recommended that we pay a visit to Birkenhead Priory which is on the Wirral (or as we scousers call it “over the water”). Aways keen to Read More …