Formule 1 Liverpool City Center

Well I am happy to report that despite postal strikes I have my passport back and a multiple entry visa stamp inside.<br>I was so relieved to have the passport back.I really do not like to be parted from it.<br>All I have to do now is get through the next 4 weeks at work.Oh well I am sure I will manage.<br>Bye for now.

We headed back into Liverpool today and to an enormous park. It is called Sefton Park. In Sefton Park there is a boating lake, a Victorian glass house (The Palm House), a bronzed statue of Peter Pan, a ...

Well now the time has come to start preparing for the next trip away.<br>Yesterday was taken up with getting passport photos(why do they always look like mugshots?)<br>I had to have my picture taken twice.In the first set it looked like I was smiling and the guy taking the photos asked me to keep my lips together for the next lot.<br>Well I dont know about this.<br>Why cant passport photos have us looking happy.Surely we are not ...

... DW Stadium (JJB renamed - long story - you'll have to read the book I bought John on the life of Dave Whelan - he was a local who established JJB stadium for use by both league and football and has now set up his own company DW in competition with JJB in the sportsgoods business) and to watch the Kangaroos play in person. I've only ever watched them on TV. As John said, there was no real booming atmosphere, but the crowd was ...

<br>On 9th October im jetting off to Southern India to take part in a 10 week expedition with Raleigh International. Im mixing together my love of travelling and charity work so it should be quite interesting! <br><br>I just thought I would start of my travel blog by explaining what exactly Raleigh International and the expedition is all about ...<br><br>About Raleigh International<br> <br><br>Raleigh has a long and accomplished ...

... One - There huge shopping complex. Its pretty fun... but I really doubt that we have even seen it all... and we were there a lot. Although we are pretty good friends now with John Lewis (which is like the Bay kinda) since we seemed to be there all the time. The Yellow Duckmarine Tour - Of all the things we did in Liverpool I'm going to have to say that this was my least fav. It was still pretty fun... but very short. An hour and basically they take you around on this old army ...

From Doncaster, it was on to Liverpool and Beatlemania. We had no luck with couchsurfing there so we stayed in a student hostel that was empty for the summer. All the flats around the hostel - it seemed like the whole suburb - had been boarded or blocked up. It was really weird. Like living in a ghost-suburb. Gave it a kind of seedy feel I must say. We learned that the council had bought them all up, sealed them up and was going to demolish them all. But ...

... of interest being pointed out to us. This included a walk to where the Beatles performed before they got famous. The guide used to go every Saturday night at a cost of 70p. The history was put across in a very professional way as usual. We finished off the tour with a drink at the Philharmonic Hotel which was the pub used by a couple of the Beatles. very impressive Hotel and Cosmos brought the Pints or Spirits for us. Most beers are ...

... goal line that Megan cleared out to the side. The game finished in the dark and the final score was 5-0 to Merchant Taylor's way. The Toorak team is improving every game which isn't reflected in the scores. The girls are really happy with the way that they are now working together as a team and the corresponding confidence in their individual stickwork (hockey talk!) We (the Staff) had to dissapear ...

... and I have been on it ever since. Seeing a match at Anfield is one of my life dreams, but for now I had to make do with a stadium tour. <br><br>The tour covered all the expected facilities like the museum, the media broadcast area, the change-rooms, the players&#8217; tunnel with its proud &#8220;This is Anfield&#8221; sign to intimidate visiting teams, and finished up by sitting behind the goal at the Kop end of the ground.<br> <br>While there I ...