I like the way this is wide open for interpretations… Makes me think of what I “carry along” on my mind when taking a walk 🙂
Wonderful discovery, Drake!
#.sylvia
Yeah a show tune from a Rodgers and Hammerstein musical – Carousel from 1945 – .the song’s most successful cover was released by Gerry and the Pacemakers in 1963 – became at that time the anthem of Liverpool FC and a bit later their friendship club in Scotland *Celtic Glasgow* did the same… 🙂
When those two clubs meet in friendly or serious matches – so there’s an amazing soumd among the crowd on the stadium – and friendly mood… 🙂
A show tune from a Rodgers and Hammerstein musical – Carousel 1945 – .the song’s most successful cover was released by Gerry and the Pacemakers in 1963 – became at that time the anthem of Liverpool FC and a bit later their friendship club in Scotland – Celtic Glasgow – do the same… 🙂
The is named Shankly Gate (Bill Shankly, the man who bring back the club in highest level in the very early 1960s – just next there is created a memorial monument to the 96 supporters (awful many young people) who lost their lives at Hillsborough Stadium in Sheffield, England in 1989 – initially the police and other authorities gave the supporters all the blame themselves – but hard pressed so the truth emerged that it was the police who caused the disaster – nearly 25 year later some of them probably get punished… 😦
So this place means a lot to people in Liverpool,
everyone in the city knows someone who lost life there.
Le Drake Noir 
I like the way this is wide open for interpretations… Makes me think of what I “carry along” on my mind when taking a walk 🙂
Wonderful discovery, Drake!
#.ese
A message with positivity into the highest degree… 🙂
A message worthy of full attention… 🙂
Love that song. 🙂 Liverpool football fans always sing it at matches.
#.sylvia
Yeah a show tune from a Rodgers and Hammerstein musical – Carousel from 1945 – .the song’s most successful cover was released by Gerry and the Pacemakers in 1963 – became at that time the anthem of Liverpool FC and a bit later their friendship club in Scotland *Celtic Glasgow* did the same… 🙂
When those two clubs meet in friendly or serious matches – so there’s an amazing soumd among the crowd on the stadium – and friendly mood… 🙂
Yes, I remember Gerry and the Pacemakers. My era. 😀
Yeah wish I were here in Liverpool in those young 1960s days – so many wonderful Liverpool bands at that time… 😀
Such a heartwarming sign that you don’t see often at all. Great take on, as always!
#.amy
Yeah it’s hard to find a more posetive massage I think… 😉
So glad you like this capture… 🙂
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ThanQ fer da reminder 🙂 ducky one 🙂 q duckin in an out here under da sign 🙂
#.quarksire
Yeah Shankly Gate… 😉
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an omen for sure, your beautiful sign. i hope it comes true for you
#.fusion
Absolutly a message there, worth remembering… 🙂
Been there ….. very strong and emotional sign… terrible accident to never forgotten.
#.viveka
Agree – a terrible tragedy which even have questioned the concept of justice…
It’s a great sign and uplifting for anyone walking by. I like it.
#.eliz
Agree – not easy to find a more posetive message… 😉
I wonder who had the idea of building this gate…
An omen in it,no doubt.
And thank you , Drake for sharing it!
#.anna
Glad you enjoyed it… 🙂
A show tune from a Rodgers and Hammerstein musical – Carousel 1945 – .the song’s most successful cover was released by Gerry and the Pacemakers in 1963 – became at that time the anthem of Liverpool FC and a bit later their friendship club in Scotland – Celtic Glasgow – do the same… 🙂
The is named Shankly Gate (Bill Shankly, the man who bring back the club in highest level in the very early 1960s – just next there is created a memorial monument to the 96 supporters (awful many young people) who lost their lives at Hillsborough Stadium in Sheffield, England in 1989 – initially the police and other authorities gave the supporters all the blame themselves – but hard pressed so the truth emerged that it was the police who caused the disaster – nearly 25 year later some of them probably get punished… 😦
So this place means a lot to people in Liverpool,
everyone in the city knows someone who lost life there.
Love it.
#.seeker
So glad you do… 🙂
Great photo and a great song!
#.steve
So glad you like the photo – the song means a lot to especially people i Ireland, Liverpool and Glasgow… ;.)
Love that song! 🙂
#.jo
Me too… 😀
Unusual in a good way. Nice find!
janet
#.janet
So glad you enjoyed it, really do appreciate… 🙂
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