The reward at a boating on the river Mersey by night.
This title is from a Goffin & King song, cover performed by The Beatles in 1963.
(lead vocals: George Harrison)
Weekly photo challenge 2nd version of the theme “Reward“.
Le Drake Noir
Andrikken
The reward at a boating on the river Mersey by night.
This title is from a Goffin & King song, cover performed by The Beatles in 1963.
(lead vocals: George Harrison)
Weekly photo challenge 2nd version of the theme “Reward“.
I just love this! The capture is stunning, and It must be a fantastic feeling to see it for real.
#.resa
So glad you enjoyed this view – Liverpool at night looks amazing seen from the ferry crossing the river Mersey… 🙂
Liverpool looks amazing! What is on the other side of the Mersey? Where did the ferry come from? 🙂
The area which is known as Liverpool (area) is a series of autonomous districts – one of these is called Liverpool too and is located on the north side of the river Mersey – it is the center of the area – the southern and south-western side of the river Mersey – it is a peninsula called Wirral – there are other independent quarters like Birkenhead, Bebington, Wallasey and so on – at the south side of the peninsula Wirral is another large waterway – the river Dee – on the south side of this river so we are in Wales… 🙂
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Great light captures! Really cool, Drake.
#.amy
Really do appreciate you enjoyed this view – Liverpool at night looks amazing seen from the ferry crossing the river Mersey… 🙂
It is interesting how much light can be seen in the city. Views are always a reward for unusual travel.
#.ben rowe
Agree with you – and we never know our “city” well before we have walked through the evening and night lights… 🙂
Great shot of old Liverpool. Sad though, since I only remember the night scenes when catching the night ferry to Belfast at the end of holidays in Europe or Britain! Des.
#.des
So glad you enjoyed this view, really do appreciate – the port of Liverpool area and the life there is the main reason Liverpool is Liverpool today – a very long history follows this spot between the river Mersey and the Irish Sea… 🙂
If I had the time I would have a ferry trip between Liverpool and Belfast again – have many times seen longingly at the Stena Lines ferry… 😀
Fascinating image, really!
#.anna
So glad you enjoyed this view, really do appreciate… 🙂
Superbe ! ça donne envie d’aller s’y promener
#.l’ornithorynque
Merci merci… 🙂
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