Friday 25 May 2012

watchin' the river flow

So, start off by playing this wonderful lazy ballard of Bob's, with a bit of a Sheffield twist from Joe Cocker, and imagine us lunching at the top of the Panoramic watching boats and ferries tooing and froing across the Mersey millions of miles below



or for the purists, I found this wonderful clip of Dylan himself in 2005 (thanks to Steven Pate) - just click here



followed by a sunny afternoon on the Pier Head at the new Museum of Liverpool . .

short-cutting through the churchyard of the wonderful St Nick's where great grandpa Waugh played the organ


and where Jane spotted a rival Liver bird lurking in the trees


past the mighty Liver Building


the wobbly three graces - sorry for the jaunty angle!!


and the Custom House reflected in the new Museum of Liverpool


and, inside, the wonderful old carriage from Docker's Umbrella and memories for Mum



and here's a clip of it in it's heyday



and an unexpected poetry treat in the museum, courtesy of Roger McGough




then it was goodbye river and lamb-bananas

and the most exotic ventilation shaft ever - for the Birkenhead tunnel


great statue outside the ferry terminal


and another at our 'leaving of Liverpool' at LIme Street station


another brill day in my Liddypool home . . .

and I'll leave you with the songs:

The Leaving of LIverpool - The Dubliners

 

In my Liverpool Home and Liverpool Lou












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