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Liverpool's 'Three Graces'. The Port of Liverpool Building, in the foreground, was the first to be built (1903-1907), the Royal Liver Building, furthest away, was the second (1908-1911) and the Cunard Building, in the centre, third (1914-1916). A century later they were joined, on the Pier Head, by the contrasting but impressive modern structure built to house the Museum of Liverpool (opened 2011) from which this view may be had (through glass).
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Our weather on this day was horrendous. It's the end of July and we had a day of pouring rain and strong winds. The kind of weather more akin to Late Autumn, however by 5pm it was summer again so I drove down to the Gower for my first visit to Three Cliffs Bay.
By the time I arrived I only have around 15 minutes to find a composition before the sun would drop below the hills to the west so I opted for the classic Three Cliffs Bay shot just to get one in the bag.
This place is beautiful and definitely on the cards for a revisit.
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“Life... is like these wooden chopsticks...”
“What does that mean?”
“....I don’t know.... have a drink...”
'Modified Hall; 4-6-0 6989 'Wightwick Hall' passes through the Three Arch Bridge on the Bluebell Railway during an excellent John Bowers photographic charter on 17th April 2023. A 'mini' Sonning Cutting with superbly maintained infrastructure. Highly commendable!
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