Lovely
sunny Sunday in Liverpool and the Bungay Kid celebrates his
birthday with a giant plate of pies. Managed to nip out in the
afternoon and visit the Tate Liverpool and nice to see the Coral
again in the bar after the gig.
Waking
up to more sunshine
Antony
Gormley's 'the Field' at Tate Liverpool. It's just like being on
stage at Wembley
Coombes
senior takes in some serious reading matter
The
Bungay Kid's birthday feast
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Big
pie shop on the Mersey
Supergrass
flagrantly abuse the house rules during the acoustic set
The
Liver building peaks out from behind the dock board offices.
The
kid, engrossed in the paper, doesn't notice the theft of his
birthday pies
McVicar Speaks
Rev.
A. McVicar
Two
drastically different cathedrals for your pleasure today and
what a pair of corkers they are. When it comes to worshiping God
in Liverpool people really are spoilt for choice
Metropolitan
Cathedral. Architect Sir Frederick Gibberd's design was chosen
after a competition involving over 300 entrants, and building
began in October 1962. Fred got his idea when he saw a flying saucer
over the recently constructed M1
Liverpool's
giant Anglican Cathedral. The
foundation stone was laid on Tuesday 19th July 1904 by
King Edward VII with a thousand voice choir singing hallelujah.
Tune!
