) like the boating lakes, bridges, fancy steps and balustrades, bands playing on the rotunda on summer evenings and so on........ Hope you don't mind the size, I know you'll have to scroll but left it that way so you could see detail 
Aerial Derby Park
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emma
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Another one of Bootiful Bootle taken last Sunday - you can clearly see Derby Park. I have happy memories of that park (only I thought it was so much bigger back then ) like the boating lakes, bridges, fancy steps and balustrades, bands playing on the rotunda on summer evenings and so on........ Hope you don't mind the size, I know you'll have to scroll but left it that way so you could see detail
) like the boating lakes, bridges, fancy steps and balustrades, bands playing on the rotunda on summer evenings and so on........ Hope you don't mind the size, I know you'll have to scroll but left it that way so you could see detail 
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King Tonka
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Strange, but the whole area looks very small, another good one Emma. 
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dorothy834
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Emma...absolutley brilliant...going for a walk now down Memory Lane
thankyou.....Dorothy
thankyou.....Dorothy
dorothy834
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PETER CRAIG
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Ron W
Thanks Emma
Another great picture , my wifes family lived on Worcester Road right opposite the park , and me living in Park Street meant we spent many happy days in the park , playing cowboys and indians in the black hills , and later in life playing on the excellent bowling greens .
Thanks Emma for bringing back those memories .
Ron
Another great picture , my wifes family lived on Worcester Road right opposite the park , and me living in Park Street meant we spent many happy days in the park , playing cowboys and indians in the black hills , and later in life playing on the excellent bowling greens .
Thanks Emma for bringing back those memories .
Ron