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Wednesday, 27 May 2015
The Three Queens In Liverpool
The arrival of the 3 Cunard liners(Queen Mary 2,Queen Elizabeth and Queen Victoria) in Liverpool on Sunday May 24th and Monday 25th May, 2015 provided the city with a great spectacle and attracted about a million people to the banks of the Mersey to witness this historic occasion.
They were here to celebrate the 175th anniversary of the founding of the Cunard shipping line.
Colourful projections were displayed on the Three Graces(Liver,Cunard and Port of Liverpool buildings) at night followed by fireworks on the River Mersey. Street entertainers delighted the public during the day and there was plenty of ice cream and street food on offer.
Monday saw the last liner, the Queen Victoria, leave the port with flag waving spectators at the cruise liner terminal next to the Pier Head.
They were here to celebrate the 175th anniversary of the founding of the Cunard shipping line.
Colourful projections were displayed on the Three Graces(Liver,Cunard and Port of Liverpool buildings) at night followed by fireworks on the River Mersey. Street entertainers delighted the public during the day and there was plenty of ice cream and street food on offer.
Monday saw the last liner, the Queen Victoria, leave the port with flag waving spectators at the cruise liner terminal next to the Pier Head.
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| Three Queens On The Mersey From Woodside |
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| Queen Victoria |
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| Queen Victoria |
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| Queen Victoria |
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| Queen Elizabeth |
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| Pronjections On the Liver Building |
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| Queen Mary 2 |
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| Bell Boys from the Cunard ship |
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| Queen Mary 2 |
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| Waving Goodbye to the Queen Victoria |
Saturday, 11 April 2015
Ladies Day At The Grand National Festival 2015
Wonderful weather attracted a bumper crowd to Friday's Grand National Festival at Aintree,Liverpool.
It was a colourful spectacle with ladies turning out in their finest frocks and elegant hats. There was
plenty to eat and drink but at premium prices.
As usual most punters ended up with that losing feeling whilst bolstering the bookies pockets.
It was a colourful spectacle with ladies turning out in their finest frocks and elegant hats. There was
plenty to eat and drink but at premium prices.
As usual most punters ended up with that losing feeling whilst bolstering the bookies pockets.
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