Picture of the day - bernie johno

[graham01]

Paul,great pics.just have the bird on my phone(at work right now).but it looks very much like an oystercatcher.graham.

[everliver]

Taken at the pier head

[Paul]

You're right Graham, just had a look at a picture of one.

Thanks Paul

[bernie johno]

great pictures everyone

[graham01]

brilliant shot of the castle paul,light fantastic.graham.also loved the colours in the horse pic.graham..

[Paul]

Thanks Graham.

Paul

[Patricia]

Some really eye catching photos being posted here '
enjoying them all!!



A field of cotton in North Carolina ready for harvesting just looks like snow from the roadway!

[Silver-Haired-Hippy]

Brilliant pics everbody, I enjoy looking at them

Loretta

[everliver]

One of Liverpool's connections with America.

on a walk about in my dinner hour.

[everliver]

Great buildings

[everliver]

St Nicolas church from a different view

[everliver]

Town hall

[everliver]

Walking up to the town hall on the right hand side.

[everliver]

[Shelagh]

Amazing photography..all brilliant
Old parts of city, I love...thanks for such great pics everybody

[bernie johno]

great pics Bob liverpool looking good

[everliver]

Thanks Bernie

Never thought l would hear you say Liverpool looking good thinking of coming over the pond mate

Great pictures everyone.

Regards Bob

[Patricia]

Wonderful photos of Liverpool - I used to work in that
Grey Building across from the Town Hall, it was my
very first job with a firm called Stacey & Company.


Climbed those steps many a time!!

[bernie johno]

Thanks Bernie

Never thought l would hear you say Liverpool looking good thinking of coming over the pond mate

Great pictures everyone.

Regards Bob

Everton looking good also but you no i meant are fair city

[bjones]

Great pics everyone, thank you all.
Particular thanks to Bobby for the photo of St Nic's. If I had to pick my favourite place in our beautiful city it would probably be St Nicholas' church garden.

[Patricia]

Believe mine would be "St. John's Gardens!"

[everliver]

Bee Thank you

[Patricia]

Pocohantas, Yorktown, Va. - a little history about her....
Pocahontas was captured during Anglo-Indian hostilities in 1613, and held for ransom. During her captivity,
she converted to Christianity and took the name Rebecca. When the opportunity arose for her to return to her people,
she chose to remain with the English. In April 1614, she married tobacco planter John Rolfe, and in January 1615,
bore their son, Thomas Rolfe.
In 1616, the Rolfes traveled to London. Pocahontas was presented to English society
in hopes of stimulating investment in the Jamestown settlement. She became something of a celebrity, was
elegantly fêted, and attended a masque at Whitehall Palace. In 1617, the Rolfes set sail for Virginia,
but Pocahontas died at Gravesend of unknown causes. She was buried in St George's Church, Gravesend
Kent, in England.

[everliver]

Patricia, Fantastic picture and a bit of history, is that made of bronze or copper. thank you, Regards Bob

[Paul]

Nice picture, Patricia.

Paul

[Shelagh]

Good photo of statue and interesting piece of history, thanks Patricia

[graham01]

brill patricia.

[everliver]

By the Blue Coat

[everliver]

Back of town hall

[everliver]

[everliver]

[everliver]

Grounds outside St Nics and on the top of the building 3rd liver bird

[everliver]

In The grounds of St Nics

[Patricia]

Fantastic photos of St.Nic - really excellent job!!

Love the photo of the Umbrellas and used same several weeks ago
as my "Facebook Cover Photo!" think it is so cheery and bright!!


Hotel Bellagio, Las Vegas, you think you are entering into a Park not a Hotel!!!

[bernie johno]

more upside umbrellas, very colourful picture Patricia thanks for sharing