Liverpool’s Anglican Cathedral
A shot of the east face of Liverpool’s imposing Anglican Cathedral begun in 1902, but not finished till 1978:
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A shot of the east face of Liverpool’s imposing Anglican Cathedral begun in 1902, but not finished till 1978:
© Mark Simms Photography (2019)
Taken from the steps of Liverpool’s Roman Catholic Cathedral looking down Hope Street, the road that leads to the massive bulk of the Anglican Cathedral in the background:
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A few shots of the interior of Liverpool’s Roman Catholic Cathedral also known as “Christ the King”:
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Consecrated in 1967, Liverpool’s Roman Catholic Cathedral is a striking building although not to everyone’s taste:
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The Edmund Gardner, a former pilot cutter, sits in dry dock opposite Liverpool’s Maritime Museum.
Photographed here in dazzle ship paintwork to commemorate the Liverpool Biennial and First World War commemorations from 2018.
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The controversial “Liverpool Mountain” is Swiss-artist Ugo Rondinone’s first public artwork in the UK.
This “love it or hate it” sculpture stands outside the Tate Liverpool on the Royal Albert Dock.
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The famous Albert Dock in Liverpool
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A couple of images of Canning Dock in Liverpool
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A gallery of images from our trip to Central Scotland earlier this year taking in Scone Palace outside Perth, a number of sites in and around Stirling, a quick day trip to Dundee and my personal favourite, the Kelpies near Falkirk. These have all been posted previously over the past few weeks, but I’ve bought them all together in one place for you to enjoy again:
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With parts of the building dating back to the 1100’s Dunblane Cathedral is one of Scotland’s finest medieval churches:
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